Sentence examples for question adequacy from inspiring English sources

We developed a quality checklist to record: adequacy of measures to address research question; adequacy of sample size and method of sampling; representativeness of sample; response rate; and analysis of response bias.

Some are also likely to question the adequacy of the safety information provided, especially if it contains summaries of studies but not the raw laboratory data.

Reconsideration was not needed, Mr. Tate said, because the revisions merely "clarify the scope of the inspections and reviews necessary," without calling into question the adequacy of the previous process.

But while the first suit, brought by a group called the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, was at its basic level a challenge of the state's financing formula for New York City, the second suit is aimed at compelling a court decision on the question of adequacy of education in poorer districts all around the state.

But Archer, who says he occupies a "middle ground" in the Rorschach fracas, says that the work of Wood and his colleagues has for the first time called into question the adequacy and independence of the research Exner used to support his system.

The question of adequacy of images relates most to the capabilities of the wireless internet connections.

However, the a priori critics question the adequacy of any such analysis.

This result calls into question the adequacy of current Uruguayan grade-retention policies at all levels of the education system.

Long experience of particular crops produced observations that call into question the adequacy of proposed management regimes.

Taking it to be reasonable to violate this condition, McGee calls into question the adequacy of the decision theoretic framework that his Dutch Book argument presumes.

This danger calls into question the adequacy of both our aims and the practices, values, and institutions that our society supports.