Sentence examples for how adequacy from inspiring English sources

According to Linke et al. (2011), long-term commitment in ecological research is needed when addressing how adequacy and persistence and distributions of species depend on habitat dynamics and ecological processes.

Denham agreed, underlining how an adequacy decision would be much more limiting.

But (as Cooper and Thagard both suggest) they leave us with a lot to do; whatever the philosophers of science may say about how empirical adequacy is good enough, physicians have spent a century and a half looking for causal explanations of pathological phenomena (Carter 2003).

About the reference class, Reichenbach says only "I do not think this is a serious difficulty as the same question occurs for the determination of the probability of single events" and recommends the choice of the narrowest reference class for which there are adequate statistics (though how the adequacy of a statistic for the truth or falsity of theories is assessed is never explained).

So, how can the adequacy of an instrument for young children in First Nation communities be evaluated?

Britain is concerned about proposals to change capital adequacy requirements — how much money banks need to hold to cover risks.

Given the identities of the m non-zero effects/interactions, Tsao and Wibowo recently developed an algorithm to identify a set of exactly m test conditions but did not suggest how to test the adequacy of the m-unknown model or how to expand the set of test conditions incrementally when more non-zero effects/interactions actually exist.

This raises questions about how judgments regarding model adequacy should be made based on these multiple p-values.

First in encouraging an international consensus in how to demonstrate technical adequacy in reporting programmatic assessments such as a portfolio.

As it stands, there's no agreement on how to assess MDB capital adequacy and financial performance.

They've been forced into a rear-guard action to fend off higher capital adequacy requirements – essentially, how much loss a bank can soak up.