Sentence examples for developed adequate from inspiring English sources

Our study found larger gains, and illustrated that 71% of participants developed adequate understanding of empiricism and 86% of participants developed adequate understanding of the differences between theories and laws.

Akerson et al. (2000), for example, taught reflective, explicit, activity-based instruction on TA-NOS for graduate students in elementary education for one semester (weekly in 3-h blocks) and found that 24% of participants developed adequate understanding of empiricism and 56% of participants developed adequate understanding of the differences between theories and laws.

Isolated human populations have even been wiped out in this way, when we've introduced diseases such as flu, smallpox, HIV or malaria to places where the local people haven't developed adequate immunity.

This suggests that these species from higher terrain do not yet have developed adequate adaptations to the high flood levels in the AF plots or, alternatively, may physiologically not be capable of doing so because they have adapted to drought.

Academia traditionally values individual accomplishment and has not yet developed adequate metrics to evaluate teamwork, which can put me in a difficult position when I am being compared to other PIs at my career stage who work in a more traditional independent model.

After the shoots developed adequate roots, they were transplanted into greenhouse.

There is still a need to develop adequate storage technologies.

The human brain is a vast, convoluted edifice and scientists are only now beginning to develop adequate tools to explore it.

Citing leading technology companies including Apple Computer, Dell Computer, Microsoft and Intel, he suggested that they had failed to develop adequate protection for digital media because piracy helps sell computers.

To do this, I have to develop adequate knowledge about marketing and legal issues related to consumerism".

In that case, a federal judge found that the city had failed to develop adequate alternatives for disabled residents to call for help.