Sentence examples for relevant or adequate from inspiring English sources

"It is not a relevant or adequate defense to say that the president told us to do it," said Michael Eric Herz, a professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York.

These steps may not always be possible, relevant, or adequate evaluation of a systems pharmacology model for various reasons.

These ratings were then combined to categorise each paper as "key", "adequate and relevant" or "flawed or not relevant" (Appendix 1).

Elements in the method used to evaluate the "quality" of the studies were: a) blind or non-blind protocol; b) presence or absence of participation and selection bias of cases and controls; c) relevant or marginal MP exposure; d) adequate or inadequate latency or overall time of MP use; e) scrutiny of tumour laterality; f) funding by independent sources or by cell-phone companies.

On this view, a public justification is achieved when members of the relevant public have adequate or sufficient reason to endorse a particular coercive proposal, law or policy.

The insurgent president-elect — lacking relevant experience, adequate personnel and actual policy proposals — cannot exercise power without the help of those he ridiculed.

Striking examples are provided by Italy and France if we take all columns to be comparably relevant and adequate.

The items included in the DHI, were considered relevant and adequate for dizzy patients in the Norwegian culture, which was a prerequisite for translating the measure [ 29].

The new Health Sector Strategic Plan III (HSSP III) states that achieving the nation's health goals based on current needs will require effective health care delivery, relevant and adequate research capacity, effective health programs, and relevant and informed health policies.

The present intraportal injection model in immunoincompetent nude mice represents a biologically relevant and adequate animal model for the induction of both reproducible hepatic metastasis and tumor cell dissemination in the bone marrow as a sign of MRD.

The strength of our study is that we developed a questionnaire addressing many cognitive functions which are relevant for adequate performance of daily life activities, including attention and memory, planned activities, and retrospective and prospective memory.