Sentence examples for was adequately developed from inspiring English sources

It would require more tests of new weapons before they entered production to ensure the technology was adequately developed and would give military commanders a bigger say in developing requirements for any new weapons.

Similarly, the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use reflection paper [12] states "the use of specific [health-related quality of life] HRQoL domains as study endpoints pre-supposes that the HRQoL instrument was adequately developed and fully validated prior to measuring the subset of domains chosen".

Use of domain subsets as study endpoints presupposes that the PRO instrument was adequately developed and validated to measure the subset of domains independently from the other domains.

In flamingos the regurgitated food is of fluid consistency, and the young must continue to be fed in this way until their own filtering apparatus is adequately developed at the age of some two months.

Obesity-attributable medical expenditures remain high, and interventions that are both effective and cost-effective have not been adequately developed.

Since existing six DOF haptic devices have not been adequately developed for mobile manipulation, they are inefficient for planar three DOF motion.

One wonders whether such situation is due to the fact that different universities have different traits and background or that an explanation must be sought in theory deficiency; that theory has not yet been adequately developed to assess universities effectively.

Habermas seems to regard these perspectives, taken together, as constituting the pragmatic idea of cogency: "at no single one of these analytic levels can the very idea intrinsic to argumentative speech be adequately developed" (TCA 1: 26).

In contemporary business ethics it is now widely held that corporate responsibility requires some form of stakeholder perspective, but this perspective has not been adequately developed, because there may be additional obligations of beneficence to contribute to social awareness and public policy even when the affected community is not truly a stakeholder.

This places an onus on medical schools in Kenya and other developing countries to ensure that students' basic clinical skills including clinical reasoning, are adequately developed.

While the metabolomics approach can provide a rich and comprehensive set of data, the appropriate quantitative analysis of this data has not been adequately developed.