Sentence examples for more adequate timing from inspiring English sources

Naturally, as patients often attend the hospital only for treatment administration and spend time between treatments at home, more adequate timing of PRO assessments requires patients to complete questionnaires outside the hospital.

A more adequate design would involve simultaneously timing of the performance of the participant by the three assessors, but the task instructions being performed by one assessor would result in potential bias for the measurements of the other two assessors.

Also, since so far the mode of application of 5-ALA used in this series is similar to adults, it remains to be elucidated whether different dosages or timing will be more adequate for tumors that showed inconsistent fluorescence accumulation in this series, e.g., gangliogliomas or PNETs.

More, thalamic function is also controlled by modulatory cortical influences that play a fundamental role in synchronizing the activities of thalamic and cortical neurons needed for adequate timing of brain activities [77].

It used to be that a FedEx or fax was adequate timing.

Careful selection of subgroups and adequate timing remain of the essence in this process.

The main problem solved was the determination of the emitter's absolute displacement to generate their adequate timing control.

The star's request was eventually denied, though only because his management team didn't allow for adequate timing.

Is love a more adequate explanation for Jesus' crucifixion?

Indeed, support for more adequate benefits is quite likely.

In contrast to the later corrections, in the earliest pulse of the trajectory (so-called open loop) information on the distance-to-be-travelled seemed more adequate than actual motor feedback (possibly not yet fully available) to estimate adjustments in the upcoming dynamics and to achieve (eventually) a systematically consistent overall timing.