In assessing the defeat for the administration, the executive director of Human Rights Watch, Ken Roth, applauded the State Department's efforts but said they were not adequately backed by the White House.
Perth has often been criticised in recent times for failing to adequately back the city's football team.
Nevertheless, differential susceptibility may be more adequately accounted for by multiple genes, proposed to have cumulative effects [38], [55].
Yet, decreasing stress, attaching a priority tag to your goal, and being more specific will prepare your brain more adequately for the changes that will support your life.
It is now "a lot more realistic," he said, "and prepares officers much more adequately for what it's going to be like on the street".
Gastroenterologists diagnosed celiac disease more accurately than generalists, and more adequately diagnosed colorectal cancer and prescribed antimicrobials for peptic ulcer disease.
It is possible that life span could be measured more adequately by total metabolism; however, the data that are necessary for this purpose are almost entirely lacking.
For example, they sought more money for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, so the agency could more adequately protect consumers under the 2010 law overhauling regulation of financial services.
CRFs for such studies should be designed in a way that more adequately takes intercultural ambiguities into account.
Because there is no longer a margin for error, the president is forced to view the conference much more seriously, and to prepare himself more adequately.
Someone suggested that that described the contents more adequately.
