Sentence examples for limit of adequacy from inspiring English sources

[ 36] and [ 41] set the limit of adequacy for blood Se at 0.20 μg/ml, while [ 39] and [ 15] declare concentrations above 0.10 μg/ml as adequate.

While benefits of protection were evident, the cost-benefit of implementing similar MPAs should be carefully considered as the partial protection status and small size of the MPA limit both the adequacy of the MPA for protecting a larger range of species, and the magnitude and thus detectability of effects.

The SEC's strategy is evidently to limit its effort to the narrow issue of adequacy of disclosure, which is the common thread among the Goldman, Citi, and Merrill cases.

Mr. Fredman's victory in the appeals court threatened to unsettle many states' contribution limits on two levels: first, under the notion that inflation should be taken into account in assessing a limit's adequacy, and second, by demanding a level of evidence of corruption beyond what the Supreme Court had required when it upheld the federal limits in Buckley v. Valeo.

Analysis of adequacy of antibiotic treatment failed to show any difference, although this result is limited by the small number of patients receiving adequate treatment.

ANOVA has been performed on the above model to assess their adequacy, within the confidence limit of 95%%.

The issue of "adequacy" has become central to that struggle.

Only a default level of adequacy assures an above-the-line profit of ingenuity.

Social services of varying degrees of adequacy have been provided.

Medical care for the elderly can fall below the standard of adequacy and even common decency.

Thus, the Criterion of Adequacy (CoA) is satisfied.