Sentence examples for potential adequate from inspiring English sources

Belief in and obedience to the monarch was not lacking, nor military technology at least matching that of the invaders, nor a population large enough to field a large force, nor the force itself (on paper, at least), nor the economic potential adequate to the arming of it.

Thematic analysis of the qualitative data revealed that workers perceive a lack of respect in five domains including organizational support, fair salary and benefits, fair promotion potential, adequate communication and contingent rewards.

For female subjects of childbearing potential, adequate contraception during and 3 months post-treatment was required.

Second, we restricted the analysis to high-quality studies, prospective cohort studies, and studies adjusting for potential adequate confounders (see Supplemental Material, Table S3) documented in the literature (e.g., Di Mario et al. 2007; Ghosh 2012; Kramer 1987, 2003; McClure et al. 2006; Moss et al. 2002; Shah et al. 2011).

Our findings also highlight the potential of adequate N application to reduce plant parasites and to control agriculture pests.

Some of the blue-chip reinsurers, with spare capital to burn, were too anxious to take risks that lacked the potential for adequate returns.

Use of prophylactic migraine therapy in at least one preceding month; Previous or current history of alcohol addiction or drug abuse including analgesics; Occurrence of interval headaches; Extra pyramidal disorders; Serious disease (diabetes, serious hepatic, renal, cardiovascular or malignant illness); Pregnancy, lactating or child-bearing potential without adequate contraception.

Usually, boys are more active and perform stronger physical activities as contact sports, fights, tougher plays and use toys and equipments with higher risk potential without adequate protection.

Despite the high potential that adequate health care interventions hold for the survival of young children, health care utilization has remained limited in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa (5).

The exclusion criteria included women who were pregnant or lactating and or of child-bearing potential without adequate contraception measures, and or any other conditions which precluded administration of the drug based on the investigator's discretion.

Due to their significant advantages in timeliness, efficiency, and transparency, search data have the potential, with adequate validation, to become an important complementary data source for researchers and decision-makers studying the effects of public health policies in local and international settings.