It appears that several CAM therapies show some preliminary treatment effect for FM pain, but larger trials that are more adequately powered are needed.
As John Redwood, a scholar of deism, puts it: "the age of reason could perhaps more eloquently and adequately be called the age of ridicule, for it was ridicule, not reason, that endangered the Church".
Moreover, the MMI method was expected to capture the uncertainty more adequately and was expected to result in slightly higher standard errors and slightly larger confidence intervals for parameters.
Local concerns about the rationale for MDA clearly need to be addressed more adequately than they are at present.
The contour plots also reveal that the proposed models represent the geography of the bivariate data adequately, being more accurate in the case of the BG distribution with GB1 marginals, as concluded from the results of the Akaike information criteria.
Spain also has a very large current account deficit — at 10.0%, it is the second largest in the world after the U.S., but the U.S. is a richer country that can more adequately deal with being so over-leveraged.
The fear of symptoms and uncertainty of their relationship to menopause demonstrated a need for more information which has not adequately been supplied to Australian Aboriginal women through current services.
Despite limitations of the present study, the observed efficacy results suggest that patients were taking their medication and that their asthma was more adequately treated than it had been prior to randomization.
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.
The ability of drugs and other bioreactive molecules to adequately penetrate larger tumors has long been known to be problematic and could be more adequately assessed by this technology.
