Sentence examples for possibly adequate from inspiring English sources

21 This is probably due to the effect of time, and possibly adequate guidelines and short-term interventions.

No graphical construction can possibly be adequate to determine the aberration residual of a corrected lens, and for this an accurate trigonometrical computation must be made and carried out to six or seven decimal places, the angles being determined to single seconds of arc or less.

This raises a few points: First, not all specialist online learning content is deemed of high quality and possibly of adequate level for the respective trainees.

And that gives us some reason to question such views and look to care ethics for a possibly more adequate conception of what justice, both in society and in individuals, actually requires.

On the basis of these findings we intend to emphasize that the sanitary programs of a given territory should consider in the development and application of a sanitary service the intrinsic characteristics of the given area, when designing the possibly most adequate health care service.

However, these localizations showed lower FDG avidity on the pretreatment scan, possibly hampering adequate evaluation of treatment response.

A common important factor that affects the success of thermal ablation is the ability to ablate all viable tumour tissue and possibly an adequate tumour-free margin.

The overall conclusion is that all the parameters studied are affected by feed restriction, but the mechanisms activated at luteal level are possibly not fully adequate to compensate for nutrient shortage.

Although streptococci are uncommon ICU pathogens they can be rapidly invasive and possibly fatal unless adequate therapeutic approaches are adopted.

Since an overwhelming body of evidence suggests that a loss of muscle strength and function observed with advancing age is reversible even in the frail elderly, it might reasonably be assumed that such a reversal might well be facilitated by a comprehensively structured solution involving task-specific exercise interventions, possibly combined with adequate nutritional supplementation [ 2, 3, 14].

The concomitant reduction in muscular glucose uptake and increase in hepatic glucose output could possibly favor an adequate stress response in the initial phase of critical illness and sepsis, which would explain the positive association between relatively high RBP4 and recovery from acute illness.