Sentence examples for minimum adequacy from inspiring English sources

The bridge was given a sufficiency rating of 55.2% and evaluated to be "better than minimum adequacy to tolerate being left in place as is".

Comparing ten high-income countries involved in the WHO Mental Health Survey Initiative [ 18], estimated minimum adequacy standards range from 18 to 42% among patients receiving treatment for anxiety, mood, and substance disorders.

A banking regulator - typically the central bank - sets a minimum capital adequacy ratio for the banks in each country, and an international minimum standard is set by the BIS.

For non-breastfed children to reach minimum dietary adequacy they should, in addition to these criteria, have consumed at least two milk feedings [ 3].

Long-term bond issues have become scarce and American money-market funds, hitherto buyers of short-term bank bills, are running scared.Banks are frantically shedding assets both to raise cash and to ration their capital in order to meet European Union minimum capital-adequacy targets by next June.

If any abnormality is seen, results are reported by the laboratory, even if it does not meet the minimum requirements for adequacy.

Basle 2 (which sets minimum standards of capital adequacy, but is not legally binding) is meant to apply from January 2004.

That throws differences in regulatory structure into much sharper relief.The regulators have responded in several different ways, most directly by drawing up the Basle rules on minimum standards of capital adequacy.

The banks, too, have taken steps to raise more than 2 trillion yen in fresh capital, which under current accounting rules would absorb much of their losses on stockholdings and help them stay above the minimum level of capital adequacy, 8percentt of total assets.

Overall, 51 studies met minimum criteria for methodological adequacy.

In order to address sampling adequacy, a minimum total of 12 participants in both user and non-user groups was targeted.