Formerly, one could say: you are going against God or God is with us; now one can say: I behave reasonably, adequately, and you do not behave in that way.
As examinations were already uploaded onto the designated workstation and uploading images onto the display of the workstation is almost instantaneous (approximately a second), the measured reading-time reasonably adequately represents the actual time the radiologist took to view and interpret each case.
Please explain your reasoning adequately.
Whether the subject is disease distributions, predator-prey interactions, specific organs and systems, sleep patterns, human locomotion, or the other myriad systems, Yakubu asserts that mathematical biology provides insight into questions that cannot be reasonably or adequately addressed in the lab or the field.
They should prevent or, where this is not reasonably practicable, adequately control exposure to the hazards by using and maintaining suitable controls.
Based on how people actually use these connections and how much they are required to pay, we are being gouged: We are all paying too much for services that are both uncompetitive and second-class, and not enough Americans are being served adequately by reasonably priced, world-class services.
It is imperative that we understand ISS exposures dynamically for crew career planning, and insure that the regulatory requirements of keeping exposure as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA) are adequately implemented.
Regional scale planning and assessment are largely a responsibility of governments, not something that individual mine proponents can reasonably be expected to deliver adequately in project-based assessment and approval processes.
A lens must cover the area of a camera's film format to yield an image adequately sharp and with reasonably even brightness from the centre to the corners of the film.
No randomised controlled trials (RCTs) were identified in our searches, and whilst those observational studies using comparison groups or areas provided reasonably robust evidence, most did not adequately control for or discuss the problems of selection bias in both the intervention and comparison groups.
Understandably, people are sensitive to how sensor data is captured and utilised, and would be reluctant to contribute to crowdsensing campaigns if they are not reasonably convinced that their privacy will be adequately protected in the process [51].
