Sentence examples for its adequacy with from inspiring English sources
GNSS are a powerful tool to enhance railway efficiency when its adequacy with railway specifications will be proved.
The concept of HD therapy being assimilated with a pharmacological treatment led to its rationalised prescription and the evaluation of its "adequacy" with the use of a normalised efficiency index (Kt/V).
Arguably, the most serious difficulties for Anomalous Monism are not with its adequacy but with its justification.
In Geffner 1992, the causal theory is sketched; it is not developed to show its adequacy in dealing with the battery of problems presented above, and in particular the Ramification Problem is left untouched.
In this paper the method is validated with numerical simulations, which come to support its adequacy for use with real acquisition data.
So both systems do a relatively nice job of capturing the logical relations between judgements involving the logical connectives, though there is still dispute on its adequacy to deal with negation as discussed above (Dreier 2006; Schroeder 2008b, 2008c).
22 To confirm the LWDS-11 validity and reliability in the study sample, an exploratory factor analysis was first performed with its items, after ensuring sample adequacy with the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin (KMO) index, and Bartlett's χ test of sphericity.
Nevertheless, it could be qualitatively improved for a better adequacy with the geographical distribution of the population [ 41].
The effect is of individually strained aspiration to adequacy, with not a scintilla of collective energy or interplay in sight.
Sure, they have pretensions to adequacy with their recent ascent to chair the UN Security Council, but if the new prime minister can make jokes about sexy women and consider it an effective communications strategy, why can't two developers?
It was complex: making the system work better involved rewriting rules on matters such as capital adequacy, with which nobody outside the business could reasonably be expected to get to grips.
