The rules for determining when there is adequate disclosure are set forth in § 1.6662-4 (e) and (f).
If just deductions of countable length are admitted, then no deductive apparatus for L ω1,ω) can be set up which is adequate for deductions from arbitrary sets of premises, that is, for which (2.1) would hold for every set Δ ⊆ Sent ω1,ω), regardless of cardinality.
Such results are also indicative that either a reduced response set is adequate.
The results demonstrate that our feature set is adequate and can help detect unexpressed genes efficiently.
Therefore, a (1-x) value of 0.95 is adequate for the data set of this simulation; however, the choice of the x value may depend on the size of the data set and the genetic constituents of a population: a higher (1-x) may be adequate for a large data set and/or a data set containing monozygotic twins.
Once the primary cytogenetic subtype of MM is identified, with repeat bone marrow examinations carried out at relapse a more limited probe set is adequate, for example: 1p36.3 TP73), 1q21 CKS1B), 8q24 (3'MYC,5'MYC), 17p13.1 (p53), and 17cen (D17cen.
Therefore, it was concluded that a single preoperative dose of prophylactic antibiotics is adequate in this clinical setting.
The restricted maximum likelihood method was chosen, as it is adequate for small data sets (Heck et al. 2010).
Not only is "Adequate citation of data sets crucial to the encouragement of data sharing, to the integrity and cost-effectiveness of science and to easy access to the work of others" [33], but also "Without an effective data citation mechanism the implementation of the 'Data Publishing Framework' would remain incomplete.
Application of different inhibitors of Src family members is adequate in our experimental setting due to their variant substrate specificity [ 15] and thus distinct downstream effects.
