Sentence examples for greater adequately from inspiring English sources

The high priority wetland complexes (scoring five or greater) adequately represent their floristic composition, capture all endemic plant species and 76% of the flora.

How can Renaissance-descended portraiture, developed in order to magnify dynastic princes and the keepers of great fortunes, adequately convey twenty-first-century realities or work as an agent of political liberation?

Relative constitutive expressions of the four isoforms of sea bass slc11a2-β were determined by semi-quantitative PCR, since the distance between alternative 5' and 3' exons is too great to adequately use real-time PCR.

6Education could also play an important role in the reconstruction of the international system, especially in helping the economic development of poorer countries, where the poor quality of education was even more acute, with greater scarcity of adequately trained labour, enhanced by a lack of resources to reverse that situation.

It is only reasonable that that our partner is present for us as well as for those calling on his or her cell, and that this greater gift is adequately shared in a relationship.

There is a need for greater numbers of adequately sized bRCTs evaluating the efficacy of AEDs for IE. Epilepsy is the most common chronic neurological disorder in dogs, with a formerly reported prevalence of between 0.5% and 5% in non-referral populations [ 1, 2].

Dooley et al compared NAF and DL specimens [ 20] and found that on average a larger number of breast ductal epithelial cells were obtained with DL (13,500) versus nipple aspiration (120) leading to a greater percentage of adequately cellular specimens obtained with DL versus nipple fluid aspiration (78% versus 27% in their study, respectively).

The exploration and determination of these patterns of relation would be of great interest to adequately design the levels of MWL that allow more qualified organizational decisions.

However, the OSCE has great scope to adequately test student competency for various reasons.

The problems of health and development faced by contemporary adolescents require that our communities have greater access to effective, adequately scaled, and sustained youth-serving programs.

Finally, when the results were analyzed according to year of publication, we observed that in 2006, compared to previous years, a greater number of studies adequately described the index (37%) and reference standard (22%) tests used, as well as withdrawals (11%).