Sentence examples for practically adequate from inspiring English sources

The review of some of the conceptual perspectives in disaster risk management and risk science reveals the challenges of analyzing the long-term effects of post-disaster measures in a conceptually and practically adequate manner.

These meetings confirmed the initial results as practically adequate and 'rational', although results were also described as 'abstract' and 'deconstructed' all of which are intended aspects of critical realist analysis.

This gap practically precludes adequate tending and thinning.

The conductivity approximately linearly scales with adsorption height of random or correlated adatoms, but remains practically unchanged with adequate varying of elevation of ordered adatoms.

We conclude that fully structured interview is neither theoretically adequate nor practically valid in obtaining psycho-diagnostic information.

In order to improve the development of practical medication competence practically orientated, contextualized teaching and assessment methods and adequate possibilities to practice are necessary [ 4, 7, 10].

Ferrite measurements done theoretically as well as practically showed the presence of adequate amount of ferrite to prevent hot fissuring.

This dosing regimen provided mostly adequate sedation, although practically all patients received also additional propofol (dose range, 79 to 8,505 mg/day).

Shortage of surgical supplies and medication, lack of maintenance of plant and equipment and poor management skills for the sparse resources at hand, have rendered adequate patient care practically impossible.

About 63% of plasma iron is cleared into bone marrow in iron-adequate mice and practically the same fraction (66%) in iron deficiency.

Therefore, the obtained study population of 544 subjects was adequate for detecting a practically significant difference with a 7% drop-out rate.