All these changes concerning increasing adiposity have been accompanied by the worsening of motor development as a marker of the adaptation to reduced physical activity already in young children, especially when energy intake and composition of nutrition have not corresponded adequately.
In practice, requiring α to have a value close to 1 corresponds to adequately representing the uncertainty set in which (approximately) all possible channel estimation errors lie. .
From the possibility of error, Royce concluded that there is an Absolute Knower, a mind for which all thoughts do correspond correctly and adequately to their true objects.
The sample sizes of lab experiments are criticized as being too small, although this is refuted such that sample sizes are stated to adequately correspond to this method and thus yield valid assertions.
One corresponds to 'NO, if absent or not addressed', three corresponds to 'partially addressed, addressed but not in an adequate or satisfactory level', and five corresponds to 'Yes, adequately addressed'.
Thus, the debate about reduction in biology has not only revolved around whether epistemic reduction is possible, but also which notion of epistemic reduction adequately corresponds to actual scientific reasoning.
But cognition of a true thing may occur without the cognition of its truth, since the latter is the cognition that the thing adequately corresponds to its exemplar in the human or divine mind.
The length and the duration were perceived as reasonable, and the wording of the questionnaire adequately corresponded with the sensible subject.
Corresponding figures for thin (BCS<3.25) and adequately (BCS 3.25-3.75) cowsitioned cowereere 35 and 27% respectively.
The first model corresponds to the original PCA and assumes orthogonal factors adequately measure independent subdomains of IBS-related QOL.
