In view of the extensive aging of the current population, this topic should be addressed more adequately as soon as possible, by interested physicians as well as by individuals in charge of medical school training and continuing education curricula.
For Dewey, normative moral statements could be interpreted more adequately as "appraisals," that is, as statements which went beyond the expression of personal attitudes of prizing in order to assert cognitive claims about the values of entities or experiences that could be tested by other persons.
From 1984 onward, Israel was governed by several national coalition governments -- perhaps more adequately described as governments of national paralysis -- consisting of the left-wing Labor and right-wing Likud parties.
In a multi-stage process, the inputs may be more adequately represented as strategies for how to vote at each stage.
As well as providing more adequately the information of the type requested by urban planners and policymakers, a faceted system of classification of urban soil resources would have the flexibility to accommodate all available or future scattered, rapidly changing, or incomplete data.
They also decided to allow their game review scores to be updated as the games were updated, so as to more adequately reflect games that had changed with downloadable content and updates since their original release.
As Kant understood him, Leibniz had maintained that to see an ordinary physical object is to have a confused representation that, if we were to represent it more adequately, would appears to us as what it really is, an aggregate of monads (Cf. G 6: 618ff).
The salt added in a 50-μL amount of 10.0% (w/v) NaCl solution can more adequately screen the electrostatic repulsion as a result of the relatively shorter κ−1 with the zeta potentials ranging from −8.3 (APEG 400, 16-nm AuNPs) to −4.8 mV (APEG 20,000, 16-nm AuNPs) and from −7.8 (APEG 400, 26-nm AuNPs) to −4.4 mV (APEG 20,000, 26-nm AuNPs) after NaCl addition.
To characterize MV2 cases more adequately, we propose refined nomenclature as follows: MV2C, MVi + 2, or MVi + 2C (Table 1).
This could be performed through an individual patient data (IPD) meta-analysis, where multiple definitions of fetal growth restriction could be compared across the same population, and factors such as ethnicity more adequately assessed.
This could be performed through individual patient data meta-analysis, where multiple definitions of fetal growth restriction could be compared across the same population, and factors such as ethnicity more adequately assessed.
