Sentence examples for this definition is adequate from inspiring English sources

The question of whether this definition is adequate for trait fitness as well as for individual fitness and fitness differences remains.

(Strict definition of a physical resource block in LTE is 180 KHz for 0.5 millisecond (slot), but for the purpose of the simulation this definition is adequate).

One strategy open to critics of this reasoning, of course, is to argue that some definition is adequate.

So perhaps the following definition is adequate.

She found that opinions came roughly in four categories: The current OAB definition is adequate; it's more a constellation of symptoms than a disorder; the definition of OAB should be expanded to include the fear of leakage; OAB is "a marketing term," a way to get TV viewers to ask their doctor about medications like Detrol or Vesicare.

Case definition was adequate for all included studies, with registry records independently validated via review of pathology records.

The depth and breadth of the WHO definition are adequate to that organization's purposes, which require an ecological model of violence centered on multiple levels.

With regard to the case control study, the case definition was adequate, there was some potential for selection bias, the controls were derived from the hospital, the assessment of exposure was derived from a secure record, and the same method was used for cases and controls to ascertain exposure (table 4).

They identified the extent to which 4 current definitions were adequate and what the core concepts of mental health were.

This definition is derived from the one constant feature of physiological shock: the failure of adequate blood flow through the capillaries, the smallest of the blood vessels.

According to the WHO definition, probiotics are live microorganisms which, when administered in adequate amounts, confer a health benefit on the host, although this definition is debated by other institutions.