Sentence examples for presented adequately from inspiring English sources
As an improvement could be noted that data is usually presented adequately (e.g. Aclidinium bromide) and program codes normally are presented (e.g. Axitinib) by manufacturers.
The analysis of 'proximity' of eRNA is not presented adequately, nor it is known what 'proximity' is?
Papers in which it was unclear whether the inclusion criteria were met were assessed by a third researcher (MJT or FMW), and where either the definition of diabetic ketoacidosis was not given or we were unable to interpret the data presented adequately we contacted the authors for clarification.
Although most information is presented adequately, readability is diminished by a missing figure caption, conflicting figure labels, environmental transport data from multiple independent studies that should not be interpreted as a single data set, a cited but unreferenced study, and some typos in reproduced equations.
The presented model adequately linearized is used to develop closed form non-dimensional design solutions that can be used to estimate the ratio of internal to external pressure fluctuations and gust factors for a range of building volumes, opening sizes and porosity ratios.
Consequently, disease-specific topics are presented without adequately providing the necessary background on the disease entity to the reader.
The methodology employed is sound, the results are clearly presented and adequately discussed and the manuscript is very well written throughout.
While the work is well presented and adequately documented, and shows very well the difference that exists between cultures and culture free methods in this particular case, there are a number of subjects that the authors may want to expand.
Perhaps a second grade could be added, like "presents adequately," for companies that push the envelope but do not violate the rules.
Occasionally this was specifically related to a context factor: the fact that two or more persons were present elicited specific structuring behaviour, such as 'dividing time and attention adequately to all present', and 'involving those present adequately in their role'.
From the Winnipeg Free Press: "A Walk Across the Sun is an effective and readable book, perhaps because it cannot present an adequately repulsive picture of the degradation inflicted on its victims".
