Sentence examples for measures adequately from inspiring English sources

Understanding the mechanisms generating this intergenerational persistence in education is essential to target policy measures adequately.

Another question is whether the affect measures adequately track the various dimensions of people's emotional lives.

Content validity is the technique used to ensure that the measures adequately quantify the concepts that they are supposed to be tested (Sekaran 2003).

As shown in Fig. 2d and Table S2, all tested virtual measures adequately discriminated homologous from non-homologous proteins.

Short-term measures adequately predicted preintervention means with traditional stoves.

Although MDS measures adequately capture physical conditions (e.g., vision, hearing, functional status), they do not fare as well at assessing psychosocial well-being (Holtkamp, Kerkstra, Ooms, & Ribbe, 2001) and personal preferences (Carpenter & Challis, 2003).

"Why will no banker ever be able to admit that performance cannot be measured adequately?

She also said another energy saving scheme, the energy company obligation (ECO) was flawed: "The government is unable to measure adequately the success of ECO.

If labour could be measured adequately in simple homogeneous units of time, such as labour-hours, the problems of economics would be considerably simplified.

What's more, study participants and the placebo group were assessed only two weeks after their last treatment, not long enough to measure adequately whether results last.

"There is no way to measure adequately the contribution of a founder of a business that has grown from zero to now worth almost £5bn, employs over 8,000 people and serves more than 4 million customers," Alastair Lyons said.