Sentence examples for submit adequate from inspiring English sources

VA has proposed that UT researchers be paid to complete "work in progress" provided they submit "adequate documentation" and correct any deficiencies.

Furthermore, he said, "the agency did not conclude that triclosan in soap was unsafe or ineffective," just that soap manufacturers had not submitted adequate safety evidence or proof that their products were more effective than non-antibacterial soap.

Nonetheless, it is worth noting that all cryotherapists who submitted adequate information received approval from the CQP panel.

Furthermore, ECS would be instrumental for the regulatory bodies to set standards and introduce appropriate guidelines to control within required limits or allow minimum variation in use of such excipients in post approval cases and also recommend submitting of adequate information/data related to their use in new drug products.

The experiment was submitted to adequate soil humidity (minimum of -0.025 MPa at 15 cm deep) until the culture was established.

The credentialing process was as follows: for each BUS application, the faculty were asked to submit 25 technically adequate ultrasound scans of which a certain number were positive studies (in the case of aorta, at least 2 3 abdominal aneurysms and for pelvic ultrasound, at least 12 intrauterine gestations).

Take adequate clothing.

These plaintiffs believe the Army Corps of Engineers did not submit the remains to adequate scientific examination.

The technicians in charge of its safety assessment don't know and don't care: their only focus must be on the actual properties of the submitted "prototypes", following adequate methods for their analyses.

Ancient and historic tin bronzes can be substantially affected by corrosion when submitted to non adequate storage conditions or more aggressive environments such as, for example, the marked increase of air pollution and of acidity of rainwater in urban medium recently affecting outdoor monuments.

I submit that this would provide adequate time for surviving passengers to exit the vehicle.