Sentence examples for expected to be adequate from inspiring English sources

Approximation (8) worked well for all the events listed in Table 2 and can be expected to be adequate for other FD events as well.

While he hit for power in the minor leagues, his big league power was expected to be adequate, perhaps averaging 12 14 home runs per season.

Therefore, TTL measurement 7 days after a dose escalation was expected to be adequate.

17 Hence this number of GPs was expected to be adequate for the study.

Moreover, if differences existed, then they would only have affected insulin AUC, whereas OGTT-derived index values for insulin sensitivity (calculated by relative differences during the OGTT) are expected to be adequate and comparable.

Trevor Matthews, head of life and pensions in the UK and Europe, said: "Six weeks ago we reported we put aside a provision which we still expect to be adequate.

As the CPTP is developed by experts in the field of education, based on the theoretical frameworks of Vermunt, Kolb and Merrienboer [ 27– 29] and as it is embedded in the department of vocational training for general practice, it is expected to be an adequate postgraduate training for the NDPs.

Eligible patients will be recruited from the existing patient population at the LUMC; this population from which the sample will be drawn is expected to be large enough to achieve adequate enrolment given the sample size needed.

Public hospitals in Uganda are expected to be stocked with adequate supplies and also be free of charge but this is hardly the case.

Moreover, the most common toxicities are pharmacological in nature [ 15] and might be expected to be evident in adequate animal models when appropriately used.

This dose level is expected to be more than adequate for human use, and compares with 1 mCi kg−1 reported for Bi-MAb in a phase 1 clinical trial by the Memorial group (Jurcic et al, 2002).