Sentence examples for which proved adequate from inspiring English sources
It mapped English queries to a very expressive initial representation language with an "intension" operator to relate formulas to times and possible worlds, and this was in turn mapped into the NIKL description logic, which proved adequate for the majority of inferences needed for the targeted kinds of QA.
A BIS monitor was used to measure the level of sedation, which proved to be adequate and well maintained by all patients.
A criterion based on elastic strain energy density in case of linear elasticity was the first version of the so-called T-criterion which has been proved adequate to predict failure conditions for pre-cracked (Theocaris and Andrianopoulos 1982a, b) or uncracked geometries (Andrianopoulos 1993; Andrianopoulos and Boulougouris 1994).
This required replacing the precursor ion intensity by the number of peptide observations, which proved to be an adequate substitute if peptides did not occur in multiple forms.
This level of review resulted in an average of one QC sample for every 20 field samples, which proved to be minimally adequate for such a large-scale survey.
The overall prevalence of AMS was 62.2%, which proved that our setting was adequate not only to investigate possible coagulation alterations for the whole group of participants but also to detect group differences (AMS+ versus AMS−).
Years later, Sokal saw the Caton recommendations (which, he points out, "proved adequate for rhesus monkeys"), weighed them against other research findings, and concluded that cleaning teeth every second day is "satisfactory".
While this may pose an issue as the structure grows in complexity, there are strategies to approximate the conditional probability tables which have proven adequate for these instances in the form of noisy probability distributions [39].
The application of alkaline activated fly ash to soil stabilisation has been recently studied, and although the structural behaviour was adequate, some concerns were raised regarding its apparent viscosity, which proved to be an important issue in jet grouting applications.
Prydie missed three penalties which proved costly.
