Sentence examples for previously adequate from inspiring English sources
Food became scarce and subsistence no longer affordable on previously adequate state earnings.
We hypothesized that OCD patients along with slower switching performance, will have difficulties in inhibiting previously adequate switching responses, making more false alarm type errors.
Toward the end of his doctoral work, Goulder published a seminal paper on how HIV mutation results in the virus escaping from previously adequate immune control.
"But we have made it clear that we do not believe the inspection regime that existed previously is adequate to the demands of the day and adequate to the challenge we're facing right now with continued Iraqi intransigence".
In doing so, we may well have increased the costs of making cribs for companies that had not previously taken adequate safety measures.
Previously, the adequate load-bearing capacity of the prestressing tendon anchorage was confirmed on simple element specimens.
As mentioned previously, without adequate thresholds of human capital, the level of innovativeness and rate of innovation in the economy are likely to be severely debilitated and therefore inadequate to close the gap with the median middle-income countries.
GCBS has previously demonstrated adequate psychometric properties in other research carried out with Spanish samples [ 29- 31].
All outcome measures have previously established adequate psychometric properties and were administered during the clinical interview by a psychiatrist at pre-and post-treatment, as well as after a 6-month follow-up period.
As the person with the condition learns of the various activities to be undertaken for self-care and self-management, previously perceived adequate support given by family and friends may now be perceived as inadequate, hence the negative change in this rating.
We have previously shown adequate lung deposition when nebulised drug was administered to awake infants through the SM. 15 Nebulisation may require up to 15 min or more, which may, with current masks, be too long for the infant to tolerate.
