On their own and under current economic circumstances, they would not be adequate to reduce net migration to the 'tens of thousands'.
"It is clear," said Giorgos Lakopoulos of Ta Nea, a center-left daily, that European Union officials "do not believe the austerity measures heralded to date are adequate to reduce the deficit by four percentage points this year".
It is shown based on the calibration studies that a factor of safety of 1.25 using the mean values should be adequate to reduce the probability of yielding to negligible levels.
This theory predicts that reducing angiographic vasospasm may not be adequate to reduce infarction and improve outcome.
The results suggest that existing regulatory setback distances from wells to residences may not be adequate to reduce human health risks [ 61].
This approach seems to be justified by the excellent results from our cohort, however, lower doses may be adequate to reduce the risk of toxicity.
However, depending on the protein, it may be adequate to reduce the temperature to enhance the expression, and, consequently, productivity [ 7].
Effectively treating cases of active tuberculosis will reduce incidence, but, given the delay between symptom onset and tuberculosis diagnosis, case detection and treatment alone may not be adequate to reduce the infectious periods of patients [ 31].
These results suggest that neither extensive HIV prevention programmatic attention [ 30, 31] nor the National AIDS Control Policy [ 32] have been adequate to reduce violence, particularly to protect FSWs who are the most disadvantaged.
Individual studies show that as little as 10 29 minutes of daily physical activity may be adequate to reduce relative risk of clinical depression in women (RR = 0.9; 95% CI: 0.84 - 0.96) [ 7].
