Sentence examples for the method is adequate from inspiring English sources

In summary, these results provide evidence that the method is adequate to assess charge heterogeneity as a CQA of this complex pharmaceutical.

The method is adequate for the computation of the limit load in reinforced concrete (RC) structures and for the prediction of the failure mechanisms.

And yet, the APC models detected significant effects, suggesting the method is adequate for detecting important factors in the complex trends of these three diseases.

The results show that the method was adequate to proportion SCHPC mixtures containing ternary binders, i.e. cement and two different MAs (rice husk ash (RHA), silica fume, fly ash, and lime stone powder), satisfying the self-compactability requirements and compressive strength class in the range of C60/75 C90/105.

The results obtained in clinical studies for various lesion sizes and contrasts demonstrate that none of the methods is adequate for all conditions independent of lesion characteristics and scanning conditions.

Several authors have previously demonstrated that this method is adequate and reproducible [ 25, 36].

Therefore, it is concluded once again, that for most of the cable suspension bridges geometries the proposed method is adequate for the pre-design phase.

The verifications based on numerical simulation show that the proposed method is adequate for the investigation of free vibration of baffled circular plates with radial side cracks and in contact with water on one side.

This is, e.g., Boring's position: "Wundt never held that the experimental method is adequate to the whole of psychology: the higher processes, he thought, must be got at by the study of the history of human nature, his Völkerpsychologie" (Boring, 1950: 328).

Experimental results have revealed that the current method is adequate for the steel plate elements with low b/t ratios.

Although the errors are larger, in terms of pre-design phase it still can be concluded using the referrer parametric study, that the proposed method is adequate.