Sentence examples for more adequately to from inspiring English sources
Participants react more adequately to disturbances between daily workload and the capacity to deal with this load.
The most uncanny images in "Dark Lens" evoke the essayist Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg's observation that "fantasy is more powerful than reality, because it answers more adequately to the infinite demands of the spirit".
A closer account of student difficulty with particular specialist styles may help institutions to respond more adequately to expanding student populations and to determine an appropriate balance between general and specific purpose language courses.
The need for treatments of explanation that relate this notion more adequately to other concepts and goals is particularly salient in connection with the role of laws in explanation, which is another item on the agenda for future work in this area.
29 Therefore, it is important for the pharmacy to allocate staff and working hours more adequately to reduce the medication errors and improve patient safety.
The dominant input output view interprets nervous systems foremost as a mechanism that allowed organisms to react (more) adequately to the environment by connecting sensors and effectors.
Knowledge and understanding of one's own way of reacting made it easier for them to more adequately relate to the patient.
Setting the assumptions in terms of migration rates rather than crude numbers allows to capture the propensity to migrate more adequately and to avoid problems with the artificial acceleration of depopulation in the countries with a negative population growth.
Such a focus renders agility a key organisational attribute, although past evidence indicates that technical and business aspects need to be more adequately combined to deliver high performance when innovating.
Female students reported feeling more adequately prepared to encourage patients to improve their health habits that their male counterparts.
These skills are meant to facilitate coping with uterine contractions, to handle the labour pain more adequately and to push more effectively in the third phase of the delivery.
