At two hours, the evening was short by Mr. Botstein's standard, evidently allowing adequate time to rehearse relatively unfamiliar music: some of it, to be sure, no longer unfamiliar enough.
The indignity of spending several days' pay on adequate menstrual products, evidently, fell on deaf ears.
It has previously been noted that suboptimal doses of NTFs evidently does not elicit an adequate effect on the regeneration of nerves but too high doses are nonbeneficial as they may hinder axonal growth due to the downregulation of TrkA and loss of affinity of TrkA to the growth factors, such as nerve growth factor (NGF), in order to initiate a growth response [ 4, 34, 71, 72].
However, if the research was not evidently concentrated it will not produce adequate results, and data discrepancy will result (Jick 1979).
Our income is modest, but wonderfully adequate for us two, since we have paid off our mortgage; evidently we are representative of our lucky generation, who are more prosperous in age than ever before.
Evidently, when it comes to evaluating his effectiveness, simple test scores aren't adequate.
(The sisters evidently preferred to live relatively normal lives and, having found a way to make an adequate living doing what they loved to do, felt no obligation to squeeze every last Canadian dollar out of their art).
Keeping balance between producing quality and volume under budget constraints while maintaining an adequate safety level proves time and time again a difficult task given that evidently major accidents cannot be avoided.
Evidently, with these fitted parameters, the chosen minimum magnitude threshold of m0 = 2.15 is more than adequate to ensure that all precursory earthquakes relevant to the target range are included in the analysis.
Evidently, there is a dearth need of relevant literatures concerning schizophrenia in Nepal as there is no adequate research about it.
