11, 12 It is also important to note that QOL relates both to adequacy of material circumstances and feeling about these circumstances.
Adequacy, in this context, has two dimensions.
To evaluate the adequacy of the normal approximation under specific circumstances, in terms of cumulative distribution functions, we used a) the Berry-Esséen theorem and b) computation of the specific distributions.
Most skilled statisticians would be wary about applying statistical methods when there are low cell counts, and would therefore be concerned about the adequacy of verification bias correction in this circumstance.
Given these circumstances, the Court determines that Fournier cannot testify regarding the adequacy of the product warnings in this case.
To examine cause-of-death terminology written on death certificates for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and to determine the adequacy of this text data in more fully describing circumstances potentially contributing to SIDS deaths.
... Completeness, not adequacy, is both the norm and the mandate under present circumstances.
Under these circumstances, subjects were more likely to comply with the request based on the adequacy of the reason presented".
In a statement, New York City's acting correction commissioner Mark Cranston said that the department is conducting a "full investigation of the circumstances surrounding Mr. Murdough's unfortunate death, including issues of staff performance and the adequacy of procedures".
Would they not be liable to report favourably on the adequacy and effectiveness of the services they provide, regardless of the actual circumstances?
Will the Court's agreement (at least for now) with the Chancellor's analysis of the adequacy-of-representation issue be read to apply only to the perhaps unusual circumstances presented here, where internal corporate documents had been available on a public website?
