Sentence examples for could adequately be from inspiring English sources

Using a Palmqvist method, high toughness up to 74.7 MPa m1/2 was measured which could adequately be described through a crack bridging model.

The panel says there are "conflicting assertions and differing views" on links between PBS and villagisation, the complaints by the refugees and the bank's adherence to its policies and procedures, which could adequately be addressed through an investigation.

Scheinman asked whether Canada believed withdrawal and compliance issues could adequately be dealt with in the NPT process, or if it needed to be elevated to the UN Security Council.

But also because I wanted her to feel that I was thinking about her in a personal way, and I wasn't sure that could adequately be conveyed by machine-made letterforms.

But the judge ruled that Apple could adequately be compensated financially.

And no one suggested that real live human companionship was on the way out, or could adequately be replaced by machines.

There are some situations where the law could not adequately be enforced without the employment of some guile or misrepresentation of identity.

In Vitek, the Nebraska state transfer policy at issue affected only prisoners determined to be mentally ill who could not "adequately be treated within the penal complex". 445 U.S., at 489, 100 S.Ct., at 1262.

Also, terminal half-lives could not adequately be estimated.

Conclusions could not adequately be drawn regarding these groups however the benefits of supplementation have been previously suggested in the PD population [ 6].

"Limited" evidence indicates that causal interpretation is credible but that alternative explanations, such as chance, bias, or confounding factors could not adequately be excluded.