Sentence examples for is adequate according from inspiring English sources

A minimum agreement of more than 95% was achieved in the two records, suggesting the inter-rater reliability is adequate according to Pelletier and Duffield [ 21].

Log files were checked by using Tracer (http://beast.bio.ed.ac.uk/Tracer), and the effective sample size for each parameter was >300, which is adequate according to the authors of BEAST software.

Thus, the null hypothesis of random uniform allocation of MLV IS distribution may not be adequate according to the current 'state of the art', as has recently been argued [31].

"We're asking for information to evaluate if the disclosure to the public has been adequate according to the norms established in Mexico," a spokesman for the Mexican securities regulator, Miguel Garza, said in a telephone interview from Mexico City.

Ryanair had a bit of excitement in Spain about two years ago when they were all diverted to the same place and three of them started to run out of fuel [despite the fact that on takeoff the amount of fuel on board was adequate, according to the regulations].

Kits by Pocher (pronounced like the card game) were made in Italy from 1970 until production stopped in 2000, when the company said its inventory was adequate, according to Chiara Soncina, a spokeswoman for Lima, the company in Brescia, Italy, that now owns Pocher.

Forced Out With Millions By 2005, the word was out that WaMu would accept applications with a mere statement of the borrower's income and assets — often with no documentation required — so long as credit scores were adequate, according to Ms. Zaback and other underwriters.

The sample was adequate according to the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin value of 0.75.

If we look at an adequacy decision by the Commission that is a one-way decision judging the standard of UK law and the framework of UK law to be adequate according to the Commission and according to the Council.

We rated dropout from treatment only if a treatment strategy was adequate according to the case records.

Treatment dropout was rated if the treatment strategy was assessed to be adequate according to the case records but the patient discontinued the visits.