Poliner and Ellis [34] state that, as in the universal practice in the speech recognition community, this is probably the most adequate measure, since it gives a direct feel for the quantity of errors that will occur as a proportion of the total quantity of notes present.
Education is probably the most adequate measure of SES, particularly among women; it applies to every adult individual, and is more stable over one's lifetime than income [ 18].
Prioritisation of the ergonomic measures is performed similarly to step 2, resulting in the three most adequate ergonomic measures on the basis of consensus.
Systematic monitoring of the rock deformations due to tunnelling can help to define the most adequate support measures and to improve the input values for static calculations by back analyses.
The working group writes down the prioritised three most adequate ergonomic measures for the three most important risk factors for LBP and NP in an implementation plan.
During a one day meeting, the working group follows the steps of PE in which the most important risk factors for LBP and NP, and the most adequate ergonomic measures are identified on the basis of group consensus.
Overall, while the variations in mean deviance (Figure 2b) seen between model variants were much smaller than for the models conditioned on the first infection (Figure 2a), the interaction model allowing for time varying cattle infectivity gave the most adequate fit (measured by both mean deviance and DIC, see Table 2).
Because the use of r led to many more haploblocks, D′ was finally chosen as the most adequate LD measure to build haploblocks.
It remains to be shown whether such a short lag is the most adequate for measuring the effect, given that higher associations may be observed at longer lags, as we found in our analysis of effect modification.
There was a weak association of BM with attendance to DCC and boarding school, and may be the effect of massive and systematic vaccination, which in our opinion are the most adequate and effective measures for the prevention and control of these infections.
