"We don't have the time or the resources to do this adequately," said a spokesman for one northern Labour council, which asked not to be identified.
Current best-practice phylogenomics cannot do this adequately or at the necessary scale.
While remarkably pervasive, the empirical reality of global health does not always lend itself to readily identifiable Principals and Agents, nor does this model adequately reflect the multiple accountabilities that actors contend with [ 9, 10].
It may appear counterintuitive that someone who undertakes twice the volume of activity per week than another person would be defined as not sufficiently active or sedentary and judged to be failing to obtain the health-benefits of physical activity just because they do not do this activity adequately dispersed over the week.
As interviewers, we ask ourselves, "Does this candidate demonstrate the overall behaviors, skills, knowledge, and desire to grow?" (Or, alternatively, is this person simply going to do this job adequately and otherwise be of no further use to the organization?).
The rationale for quantifying organ dysfunction is not to provide another tool to predict the outcome of critically ill patients; dedicated prognostic scores such as the Simplified Acute Physiology Score (SAPS) and Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) do this more than adequately.
"If 'choreography' is simply about the arrangement of bodies in graphic space, then no, this doesn't adequately describe what I am interested in".
"If this doesn't adequately satisfy the need, we can evolve it next year — or blow it up and try again".
However, this does not adequately explain the observed ESE WNW polarizations in the central part of the research area (Fig. 4a).
However, this does not adequately explain the contrast of attitudes between HD carers and carers of other progressive, degenerative diseases.
