In other words, the adequacy of the baseline scenario within the model was questioned for not accurately capturing the current realities of alcohol sales or the changes in the market over time.
It was one of the few times I have heard Kt/ V (the RRT clearance of urea, in other words a measure of the adequacy of RRT [49]) discussed outside a renal ward, and it perhaps may have helped clear up some misconceptions with regard to RRT.
They rated each question's adequacy of content, clarity of wording, usefulness, and generated anxiety, on a 3-point Likert scale.
The objective of this stage is to ensure that the adapted version retains the adequacy of content, clarity of wording and usefulness.
Patient ratings of each item concerning the four dimensions of adequacy of content, clarity of wording, usefulness, and level of anxiety, expressed on a 3-point Likert scale, are depicted in Figures 1, 2, 3, and 4, respectively.
A psychologist presented the QPL and its objectives to the patients, and requested them to rate each question's adequacy of content (if the wording and content of the question was adequate to the context), clarity of wording, usefulness, and the level of anxiety it generated, using a 3-point Likert scale, as well as to provide any comments or suggestions.
In other words, even a perfect model (w.r.t. empirical adequacy) cannot provide certain results, for it is uncertain which values the input variables will take.
Most questions received high scores (> 90%) for adequacy of content and clarity of wording.
Since the combinatorial explosion problem is greater in human texts than in protein sequences, the adequacy of the algorithm for detecting words in texts implies that it can do the same for proteins, should such words exist.
Many authors have discussed the explanatory adequacy of random texts for real Zipf's law-like word rank distributions indirectly from inconsistencies between random texts and real texts beyond the distribution of ranks [19], [21] [24].
