To improve the adequacy of natural ecosystems description three models based on so called flexible metabolism are suggested.
But the change had caused the commission staff to question the design's adequacy to meet natural hazards.
The method presented estimates the adequacy of soil natural capital stocks to support the soil processes behind the provision of ecosystem services under a specific land use.
Sufficientarian (centrist) libertarianism such as something in the spirit of Simmons (1992 , 1993 or Lomasky (1987)—interprets the Lockean proviso as requiring that others be left an adequate share of natural resources (on some conception of adequacy).
These best estimate codes have been developed for pumped circulation systems and it is not proven about their adequacy or applicability for natural circulation systems wherein the driving mechanism is completely different.
As such, studies reporting data across all CIN 1 cases were deemed to be of low adequacy for assessing the natural history of CIN 1 due to HPV 16/18 infection.
We may grant that Grossetete does cite empirical observation as one factor among others when he assesses the adequacy of certain accounts of natural phenomena, but this is far from employing a method of experimental verification and falsification in the sense of a controlled experiment.
Whether these remaining malignant cells develop into clinical recurrence is at least partially determined by adequacy of host defense, especially natural killer cell function.
Nutrition, the natural and built environment including appropriate housing, income adequacy, empowerment, social connectedness, access to sport, recreation and cultural activity, education... these are the social determinants of health.
In explaining an organism's genetic adaptation to its environment, he wrote, "one should assume the adequacy of the simplest form of natural selection" — that of variation in the genes — "unless the evidence clearly shows that this theory does not suffice".
