Also, one could question to what extent political attention (attention with the prospect of, for instance, higher taxes or increased regulation) is a sufficiently appropriate proxy for CSR.
That predecessor was Provence, which the restaurateurs Vicki Freeman and Marc Meyer bought two years ago and overhauled at great expense, trying to fashion a French restaurant at once easygoing and sufficiently elegant, appropriate for an impulse or a special occasion.
This is an indication that the data are sufficiently unidimensional and appropriate for Rasch analysis an attribute of construct validity (Bond and Fox 2015) and of strong evidence that the scores are interpretable.
Third, and perhaps most important, there are few point of care tests, other than malaria rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs), which are sufficiently accurate and appropriate for these settings.
It uses simple terminology that is sufficiently generic and more appropriate for the range of New Zealand's volcanoes and the VAL user groups.
It is known that T1 is asymptotically normal, and while the mean and variance of T r are derived herein and simulation suggests that the normal approximation for T r is appropriate for sufficiently large N with r > 1, this property remains to be proven.
These studies indicate that Aβ42 is sufficiently stable in CSF over timeframes appropriate for assay execution, with sufficient tolerance for unexpected variations from defined procedure.
(2) and (3) derived using photon diffusion theory give sufficiently accurate results and are appropriate for our application.
A research question has to be concrete, in a language that is appropriate for the participants, and sufficiently refined.
Construction of an exhaustive lookup table is only appropriate for instruments having a sufficiently small space of possible responses that their enumeration and pre-computation is not prohibitively time- or space-consuming.
Alternatively, MELK inhibitors as a single-agent therapy could be appropriate for cancers suffering to a sufficiently high extent from inherent replication stress.
