In his theory of knowledge we find one more instance of using ancient frameworks to model contemporary problems: no criterion of truth, for example, is adequate unless it satisfies the standard points made by the classical Skeptics.
Different factors may influence the development of children both in a positive or negative way, respectively labeled as protective factors; one example is adequate parenting, along with risk factors, such as lack of support.
For example, linkage is adequate for patients with mild to moderate care needs.
The definition "Water is H2O," for example, is intensionally adequate because the identity of water and H2O is necessary (assuming the Kripke-Putnam view about the rigidity of natural-kind terms); the definition is therefore extensionally adequate also.
For most measurements the resolution requirement is moderate and even fairly coarse digitization (for example, 0.25 mm pixels) is adequate.
For example, if the intervention of interest is adequate case management of newborn sepsis, how is the supply chain for the needed antibiotics performing?
It is absurd, for example, to suggest that $25,000 is adequate for a family of four anywhere in the United States.
For example, if the network capacity is adequate or sufficient, higher QoS requirements could be adopted as the admission criteria.
For example, if the network capacity is adequate or sufficient, bandwidth requirements for higher QoS might be adopted as the admission criteria.
Once the primary cytogenetic subtype of MM is identified, with repeat bone marrow examinations carried out at relapse a more limited probe set is adequate, for example: 1p36.3 TP73), 1q21 CKS1B), 8q24 (3'MYC,5'MYC), 17p13.1 (p53), and 17cen (D17cen.
For example, 0.4 mg/day folic acid is adequate to suppress elevated Hcy, but not to restore disturbed endothelial function measured using the technique of flow mediated dilatation of human forearm artery [ 22].
