Adequacy was one of the 'CAR concepts' (comprehensiveness, adequacy, and representativeness) established in the context of Australian forest reserves (Commonwealth of Australia, 1992; JANIS, 1997; Linke et al., 2011).
As if a dinner party needed more than one man nursing delusions of adequacy and given to bovine mugging for the camera.
Even if one does not build one's theory of truth around this intuition however, many philosophers regard it as a condition of adequacy on any theory of truth that the theory accommodates the correspondence intuition.
It will also involve checking that asset valuations reflect the possibility of a severe recession.Judged by tier-one capital, a common measure of adequacy, America's ten biggest banks by assets appear in reasonable shape.
Notably, volume status is only one of the factors determining the adequacy of tissue perfusion.
Peritoneal transport status is one of the main determinants of dialysis adequacy and dialysis-related complications in end-stage renal disease patients receiving continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD).
Blood volume itself, albeit an important determinant of preload, is only one of the factors that determines the adequacy of tissue perfusion.
Multivariate analysis: Small solute clearance measured by Kt/V urea is known to be one of the major determinants of dialysis adequacy.
In certain situations, the setting-up of a Medical Association and Nurses Council will improve this knowledge and with it the adequacy required, since one of the first work of these organizations is its manpower census.
The adequate design and operation of sub-transmission system will lead to an efficient design of transmission network from the technical and economic viewpoints on one hand and the adequacy of power delivery to the distribution loads on the other hand.
