Sentence examples for proven adequately from inspiring English sources

Actigraphy is being increasingly used in FM studies and appears promising, but has not yet proven adequately sensitive to stand alone in clinical evaluation or treatment trials [ 50, 55, 56].

Strong glosses over why a couple suffering from an identity crisis this acute would take up such a burden, let alone how Ray and Evelyn have managed to last this long, but the flurry of complications that ensue during Ingrid's brief residence prove adequately distracting.

The model has been proven to adequately describe the experimental range studied and allows to scale-up the process.

The modified frailty index (mFI-11) is a NSQIP-based 11-factor index that has been proven to adequately reflect frailty and predict mortality and morbidity.

This could only be proven with adequately powered clinical trials.

Thus for microbiologically proven and adequately treated meningitis long-term mortality of 46.2% and 42.6% for peritonitis, long-term outcomes are reminiscent of untreated "consumption".

FPCA has been proven to adequately detect information from shapes (of the curves) that cannot be identified by traditional multivariate statistics [ 44], and computationally it allows representing data in large genomic regions by a reduced set of coefficients.

The patient sample was formerly proven to adequately represent RA patients attending rheumatology tertiary hospitals in Spain, not very different from the mean RA patient followed up elsewhere [ 4, 6].

However it should be noted that Fe nanomaterials proved challenging to test adequately due to their turbidity, aggregation and sedimentation behavior in aqueous media.

The study's hypothesized relationships are in general supported by the data and the resulting structural model proved to adequately represent the construct relationships.

The birthers were wrong on both counts, as a matter of fact (Obama was indeed born in Hawai'i, as contemporary newspapers proved quite adequately long ago; and the mere fact that Ted Cruz is now considered a legitimate presidential candidate proves that being born within the United States is not actually a requirement to become president).