Sentence examples for extend adequate from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the sufficient optimality conditions for proper efficiency and several duality theorems in the sense of Mond-Weir and in the sense of Wolfe, which have been established in the paper, for a new class of nonconvex multitime multiobjective variational problems extend adequate results already existing in optimization theory.
The ESF does little to strengthen the land rights of people affected by its investments, and despite disastrous failures in its record of displacing people, does not extend adequate protections to those evicted as a result of Bank projects.
If the Democrats win the election this year, and are able to enact a health care plan that extends adequate coverage to all Americans, the loser could be the Army.
This period can be extended with adequate local intervention and adjuvant chemotherapy, which has become common practice.
All films were obtained with the subject standing with arms crossed and knees fully extended with adequate lateral view of overlapping femoral heads and visualization from above the C7 vertebral body to the sacral end plate.
The results show that the PZ ultimate shear strength commonly prescribed in the design codes does not extend to an adequate safety margin.
For clinicians applying treatments, or researchers wishing to replicate or extend research findings, adequate treatment descriptions in publications are vital.
For clinicians applying treatments, or researchers who wish to replicate or extend the findings, adequate treatment descriptions are vital.
The gains from safe water and adequate sanitation extend far beyond tackling disease.
Therefore, it is important to extend the period of adequate oxygenation during the apneic period needed for the intubation for as long as possible.
That is, organisms with slowed aging have been derived from organisms with a faster rate of aging; to use the language of adaptational biology, we have been able to extend the period of adequate adaptation from early life to later life.
