Sentence examples for which seems adequate from inspiring English sources
This convergence of evolution and medicine has been called "Darwinian medicine" and "evolutionary medicine," neither of which seems adequate to encompass the breadth and potential of the collaboration.
The bin width was defined to include 15 trials, which seemed adequate regarding the total number of trials ranging from 100– to 200 trials per participant.
In active learning, which seems more adequate to our goals, the learner is allowed to ask an oracle (typically a human) to label instances these requests are called queries.
This implies a GPS recording is needed on average every 50 metres, which seems an adequate number to account for poor GPS signal reception, for up to 80 points per distance (PPD) of one kilometre.
This is something that Gabonese hunters do, sliding inside the stilt roots of swamp trees, which seems to be adequate to ward off a charging elephant.
Which seems reasonable enough.
The authors of the article suggest in this field a new approach, based on the probabilistic concept, which seems to be more adequate.
The tourists' total of 269 for 7, which seemed probably adequate and definitely competitive, was chased down at a canter with embarrassing ease.
The recorded sound is better than adequate, and the audience is quiet but for the applause, which seems almost irreverent in the altered circumstances.
