Some respondents expressed doubts about the technical performance of the n-EPR: 'Technically it hasn't functioned adequately anywhere yet.
Societal roles of women and men, thus, reinforce gender stereotypes "by which each sex is expected to have characteristics that equip it to function adequately in its typical roles" (Diekman and Eagly 2000, p. 1172).
The recoveries of the start times for simulation, t A, averaged an insignificant 0.035% error (p = 0.98) suggesting that the start time algorithm of the Appendix section, Eq. (12), functioned adequately.
Similarly, when LC33 mutated to HR15 and HR23, one or more protein(s) that functioned well with either Trp or 4FTrp would become altered, so that they now functioned adequately with 4FTrp but no longer with Trp [2].
High molecular weight DNA extracted from human cell lines and FFPE explant samples with pathogenic BRCA mutations were used as control samples initially, to determine if the GeneRead version1 (V.1) panel functioned adequately.
All three of the panelists talked about the feasibility or lack thereof, for small businesses to effectively apply machine learning to their companies because of the lack of resources or capital and the scale required to have it function adequately.
The two argued about the team's internal dynamic and whether it was functioning adequately..
The two argued about the team's internal dynamic and whether it was functioning adequately.
I tested this and it seemed to function adequately, but while I can see how some people would like it, I've never needed that type of functionality – I find it a hassle.
When the nerve stimulator was sent to our biomedical engineering department to verify the accuracy of its current output, it was found to be functioning adequately.
If it is asserted that a society functions adequately only if necessary needs are satisfied, and if it is further asserted that ritual does satisfy that need, then scholars cannot conclude that, therefore, ritual is present in that society without committing the logical fallacy of affirming the consequent.
