In such cases, testers tend to establish less ambitious adequacy criteria, such as testing 90 or 80%% of the code.
If the modern version of the American dream is to privatise gains and socialise risks, then Fannie and Freddie are certainly living it.Imagine: exempt from state and local taxes, they also have less onerous capital adequacy requirements than private rivals.
In the end, however, the changing shape of welfare is less important than its adequacy.
In one of his last works, Explanatio symboli apostolorum sive catechismus (An Explanation of the Apostles' Creed, or Catechism) (1533), he seems much less convinced of the adequacy of ancient moral philosophy.
The prevalence of adequacy was less than 50percentt for iron, calcium, riboflavin, folate, and vitamin B12.
Nephrologists are performing fewer renal biopsies, although sample adequacy is less likely to be optimal when the biopsy is performed by other specialists [ 16].
When we included these items the Cronbach's alpha was below 0.5 and Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin measure of sampling adequacy was less than the recommended 0.6, indicating non-internal consistency of the indicators meaning that they cannot be on a summated scale.
As bank lending has soared this year, banks' capital has risen less quickly, so their capital adequacy ratios have begun to slip.
One way to cut through the blurriness caused by risk-weightings and futuristic projections is to go back to simpler, less subjective measures of capital adequacy.
A number of recent reviews have addressed the scientific challenges in disclosing the governing processes for the environmental fate and behaviour of MNs, however there has been less focus on the regulatory adequacy of the data available for MN.
