In contrast, measures of adequacy of resources, efficiency, freedom from corruption, job security, and mobility were rated low.
Or can the issue of adequacy of an expert's testimony be repeatedly litigated?
Or can the issue of adequacy of expert testimony be repeatedly relitigated?
Should one judge's assessment of certain scientific evidence preclude a different opinion by other judges, or can the issue of adequacy of an expert's testimony be repeatedly litigated?
Yet what results is a wall-to-wall sense of adequacy, of computer-graphic fabric cut to fit and cover the surfaces, a sense of design that shines at the eye without pulling it in.
The PPO model is compared to ordinal and multinomial response models on the basis of adequacy of model fit, significance of covariates, and out-of-sample prediction accuracy.
Third, I am uncertain about the Court's determination of adequacy of representation, and do not believe it appropriate for this Court to second-guess the District Court on the matter without first having the Court of Appeals consider it.
On the other hand, where the tribunal's reasoning is clear notwithstanding its failure to mention a piece of evidence or a particular argument, the issue is not one of adequacy of reasons or of procedural fairness.
The new report analyses Eurolight data for indicators of adequacy of medical care [1].
After assessment of adequacy of measurement model, structural relationship between constructs should be tested.
The question of adequacy of images relates most to the capabilities of the wireless internet connections.
