Sentence examples for problem of adequacy from inspiring English sources

Zalta (1988), Hanson (2006), Nelson and Zalta (2012) and Hanson (2014) contain discussion relevant to what we will later call the problem of adequacy for some of these languages.

The study shows the effectiveness of a community pharmacist intervention in addressing the problem of dosing adequacy of drug treatment in polymedicated elderly patients over 65 years with renal impairment.

> -wrap-foot> The nutrients were selected based on availability of reference values, well-founded food composition data, known or suspected problems of nutrition adequacy status in the particular countries and related to this, supplementation and fortification practices.

Both the patients and the experts gave high scores for the value and quality of the letters in terms of the description of the problem, adequacy of recommendations given, and courtesy and respect (mean (±standard deviation) 5.65 ± 0.79 for patients vs. 4.87 ± 0.79 for experts out of maximum score of 6).

The problem of health workforce adequacy is operationally and conceptually complex.

Certainly, some proportion of such cases would not have had symptoms or signs at the time of examination that should prompt a competent clinician to prescribe antibiotics; however, very low rates of antibiotic treatment among cases seen by a health worker would suggest a systemic problem with adequacy of care.

However, since no rapid response of electricity generation or load capacities is necessary here, the problem may be framed as one of adequacy of energy supply rather than flexibility, and is not in the focus of this paper.

We analyse the joint problem of supporting renewables and resource adequacy in a liberalised electricity market and present a detailed model-based comparison of two alternative policies.

The problem is that I have reached a certain level of adequacy in my skiing that allows me to descend any mountain with a modicum of style until I reach my fifth gluvine.

Supply adequacy is a problem of static characteristics of wind power output determined from wind as primary fuel, in the time scale of minutes or above, while operation stability is a problem of dynamic characteristics of wind power output determined from turbine controls, in the time scale of seconds or below.

No one can pinpoint the exact problems with the electrical system, although there were reports of generators failing and problems with the adequacy of the electric systems.