Karstadt makes an important point regarding the need for more adequate long-term carcinogenicity testing of the artificial sweetener acesulfame K.
Therefore, the computational complexity proposed in this work is a more adequate measure in terms of computational effort.
Often described as "a moderate" - though perhaps "centrist" might be a more adequate label in terms of Iranian politics - President Rouhani's victory is seen as marking a more pragmatic turn; a desire on the part of many Iranians for their bread and butter issues to be addressed.
For jobs, the skill-based approach seems more adequate, as are the terms 'overskilling' and 'underskilling'underskilling
Nevertheless α = 1 was chosen in the example presented in section 2.2: biological interpretation is facilitated due to a more adequate clustering of GO terms and KEGG pathways.
In order for that to happened, I must feel astounded... zero, I don't give that... zero is only for those who were not present... the little experience that I have, that's the way it is... ......... "... here you have to use more technical terms, more adequate... So, therefore, what ends up happening?
The term axial SpA, covering patients early in the course of the disease and patients with a less progressive course, seems to be more adequate [ 3], whereas the term AS should be reserved for the more advanced 'ankylosed' phase of the disease.
For this reason, participants believed that "healthcare" was a more inclusive term when used along with the term "integrative" and therefore was more adequate for the discussion.
Moreover, the PLIF is more adequate with regard to load bearing in terms of biomechanical aspects [ 5] and also maintains lumbar lordosis [ 5].
Given that our aim was to develop a scale that includes illegal behavior but also rule-breaking behavior that is not illegal, we considered that the term deviance was broader and therefore more adequate to our purposes.
