Sentence examples for selected adequately from inspiring English sources

However, the level of correlation exhibited in this study confirms that the optimal neural network selected adequately modeled the response (D) for the six analyte standards.

It is of utmost importance to treat each case on an individual basis and candidates for lead extraction should be carefully selected, adequately informed, and actively involved in the decision making process.

When the raw materials needed for the production of linear polyurethanes are selected adequately, it is possible to obtain extensive structural changes which induce changes in SFE of polymer films within 18 to 50 mJ/m.

For the question, "Do the erroneous answers' explanations sufficiently point to learners' mistakes?", the experts selected, "They adequately point to them" for five of the six explanatory texts.

The survey was done with the help of 12 enumerators who had been carefully selected and adequately trained to give them full understanding of the questionnaire and the aim of the study.

From this group 56 sequences were selected, which adequately represent the original diversity.

These life stages were selected to adequately encompass several important steps that occur during development in these two species.

The set of criteria selected should adequately represent the problem domain and should contribute towards the ultimate objective (Prakash, 2003; Feizizadeh and Blaschke, 2013b).

Although we do not advocate for a formulaic approach, we believe it would be helpful to have a better understanding of the types of mixtures-related questions that epidemiologists can address so that appropriate methods and statistical tools can be selected to adequately address research and public health needs.

Overall selecting an adequately representative North African training set is more difficult than the equivalent process for Europe, but we took a conservative approach by choosing the population showing a lower divergence with Europe.

This reinforces the need to select patients adequately, to weigh risks and benefits of the therapy, and to follow the recommendations when procedures must be performed, in order to minimize the incidence of bleeding complications.