Sentence examples for broadly adequate from inspiring English sources

But, provided he refuses, environmentalists think the law broadly adequate.

This seems broadly adequate, and consistent with commandment I, at least based on current projections on the recovery of aggregate demand.

As alternative approaches for representing the multi-domain construct of depression, the broadly adequate fit of the various models shows that they have some merit.

The broadly adequate fit of the various models indicates that they have some merit and implies that the relationship between the domains of depression probably contains hierarchical and dimensional elements.

In each case it broke the rules, collecting too much, allowing unauthorized parties to search the pooled data, and sharing it too broadly without adequate protections.

Further, in many cases, including the SARS-CoV detection described in this article, priming across broadly conserved regions provides adequate species detection and taxonomic resolution.

The study by Zhou et al. described "adequate clinical exposure" broadly and did not specify exposures to investigations, diagnosis, or management strategies [12].

She asked the question: "If we cannot anonymize genomic data, then what policies, institutions and practices can we use to ensure that the data are broadly useful while also providing adequate protection of research participants?" She highlighted that even a very straightforward informed consent procedure does not solve this problem.

Beyond this, the report recommends that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration "broadly and explicitly" deal with universities' need for adequate standards to control the physical hazards of chemicals.

Therefore, to design a broadly protective vivax vaccine, it is essential to have adequate information on signatures of selection and geospatial genetic diversity of global PvTRAP.

The National Institutes of Health can define insomnia only very broadly, as "complaints of disturbed sleep in the presence of adequate opportunity and circumstance for sleep".