Sentence examples for measure adequate from inspiring English sources

The ungainly phrase "food insecurity" stems from years of political and academic wrangling over how to measure adequate access to food.

As fundamental doubts over how to measure adequate yearly progress are aired again on Capitol Hill, some state authorities are raising objections to the very idea of yearly tests.

The question we should be asking is: How and why do we measure "adequate yearly progress" with standardized tests, without also examining the social, emotional and even spiritual progress of our children?

One must develop an alternate theory of utility/fitness, one compatible with the bounded rationality of individuals, that is sufficient to define a utility measure adequate for the application of evolutionary game theory to cultural evolution.

The challenges included obtaining unanimous stakeholder support for using this method, agreement on an index medication to measure, adequate preparation of the patient and training of pharmacy staff, and how to analyze data when periods of time were not recorded using the electronic adherence measure.

Mangel, (outcome measure:"adequate relief "[ 25]) and Whorwell (IBS-SSS [ 27]) gave their consent for translating these questionnaires into Dutch.

Already, the Education Department is struggling to reassure states concerned about the vast numbers of schools that are likely to fall short under the new law's formulas for measuring adequate yearly progress.

From the results of the adhesion test, the measured adequate precision is 6.38, which means the set special cubic model can be used to navigate the design space and predict response values.

Diameters of the ICV before, through, and after the patch are shown Fig. 6 Pulse Wave Doppler (PW) analysis, measuring adequate blood flow velocity, in the suprahepatic vein (a) and inferior vena cava (b) after the patch repair.

Sanitary measures adequate for eliminating bacteria and parasites seem to be ineffective in control of rotavirus, as the incidence of rotavirus infection in countries with high and low health standards is similar.

Next month, at the climate change summit in Copenhagen, the wealthy nations that produce most of the excess carbon in our atmosphere will almost certainly fail to embrace measures adequate to ward off the devastation of our planet by heat and chaotic weather.