Sentence examples for perhaps adequate from inspiring English sources

Not ideal, but perhaps adequate in lowering the synaptic noise enough to encourage learning and the moderation of the kind of synaptic traffic jams that in fragile X children can lead to seizures.

They argue further that the laissez-faire Wisdom of Crowds model (according to which local differences in methodological standards will cancel each other out), while perhaps adequate if the question is one of reliability, is not adequate for addressing these issues of accountability.

Perhaps adequate mixing is antiquated.

However, maximal phosphorylation at Ser 1177, a prerequisite for eNOS to become active, requires 5 min and Ser 116 de-phosphorylation requires 30 min, too long to explain the acute hemodynamic effects of NO but perhaps adequate for the transformation by growth [ 34].

Less resource intensive approaches are perhaps adequate for individuals with lower baseline BMI in the overweight and obesity continuum, whereas the incremental benefit of more intensive, structured lifestyle change programs may not be evident except for those with higher BMI indicative of moderate or severe obesity.

While perhaps an adequate definition for describing many temporally local changes observed in given populations, this is clearly not an adequate definition of evolution, and clearly not the evolutionary understanding we need to survive the vast "punctuated equilibrium" that the Anthropocene menaces us with.

However, this notion of pastoral rationality would perhaps be adequate to a community of dedicated pastoralists whose social reproduction system has remained impervious to the economic changes in the larger context in which it operates.

First, it should be noted, as Christopher Conn (2011) emphasizes, that Anselm himself discusses time in conjunction with space; perhaps an adequate interpretation of Anselm would exploit this idea and develop an account, as Conn suggests, according to which God "contains" all of space-time.

In addition, females initially have a higher, and perhaps more adequate use of GPs, as they are more likely to attend when they have a problem.

Although institutionalization is not recommended as an intervention to increase patients' adherence, perhaps providing adequate education to institutionalized patients could increase adherence.

GP7 Quite unstructured, quite disorganised, are perhaps the adequate phrases to describe, can't plan for it just have to deal with the things and hope it is ok.