Sentence examples for of its adequate from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, steel slag which is mostly disposed in landfills as waste material could be an appealing option as substitute of natural aggregates for asphalt concrete (AC) production because of its adequate affinity with asphalt binder.
The identification of the four safety management paradigms with the four analytical functional perspectives of the action frame of reference is also justified by the fact that road traffic can be interpreted as a system of human interaction in which safety is a prerequisite of its adequate functioning.
Moderate nutrient intakes were defined as consumption of 67% of RDA for that nutrient or 67% of its adequate intake value (AI) [ 36].
Thus, our cohort specifically dedicated to T2D is in agreement with previous reports and because of its adequate size allowed us to identify the interaction between CVD history and the prognostic role of RHR.
"Better Call Saul," unlike "Boardwalk," may prove itself to be more than the sum of its perfectly adequate parts, or it may end up looking like yet another understandable but possibly ill-advised attempt to supersize a TV franchise.
The aim is to confirm the interesting characteristics of unfractionated heparin pharmacokinetics for hemodialysis anticoagulation, provide insight into the hemorrhagic risk of hemodialysis patients, and determine the dose of unfractionated heparin and its adequate mode of administration.
One of the strengths of this study is its adequate sample size with follow-up data for over 2000 young adults and the follow-up period of more than 12 years.
The original model was validated by its adequate prediction of plasma concentration time curves for midazolam in postpartum settings.
The role of the fibres on the annulus fibrosus is essential in the biomechanical behaviour of the lumbar spine [ 60], its adequate modelling being fundamental.
Such actions were not void or illegal and it was done within the proper exercise of its discretion upon adequate and reasonable public notice.
Justice Goodman's ruling comes after a federal judge in Brooklyn last fall ordered the division placed under federal oversight, saying the agency was depriving thousands of its clients of adequate food, shelter and medical care.
