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For these calculations, the STATA statistical software package (STATA, College Station, TX, USA) was used to determine the number of subjects to give us adequate statistical power at P < 0.05.

With its proposal, the European Parliament ignores the need for granular data, at least in the first steps of the research and the use of privacy enhancing technologies in further steps, to give us adequate feedback on our current practices of health care delivery and health protection.

On the other hand, the strength of our study is that previous studies [ 11, 34, 48] for the relationship between habitual substance use and the risk of ESCC from the same area of Taiwan provide us adequate information to well design the questionnaire and to adjust the influence from those potential confounding factors.

We need Whitehall to redress the balance and give us adequate resources we need to get on with the vital job of protecting children.

This morning we called the chief of police again warning of the possibility of some effort against Oswald and again he assured us adequate protection would be given.

Despite their many insights, neither realism nor liberalism gives us adequate tools to grapple with security globalization, the liberal ascent, and the American role in their development.

Outrage that Facebook made the private data of over 87 million of its U.S. users available to the Trump campaign has stoked fears of big US-based technology companies are tracking our every move and misusing our personal data to manipulate us without adequate transparency, oversight, or regulation.

Only the military can provide us with adequate homeland domestic protection.

A default by any particular counterparty would not have created credit exposure for us if adequate collateral had been posted, which was the case.

This part of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's educational reform does not get much attention, yet research tells us that adequate nutrition -- specifically, participation in school meal programs -- is strongly tied to academic performance.

While Darwinism has contributed much to our understanding of the living world, it has not given us an adequate account of why organisms are the way they are and how they came to be that way.