adequate
Many countries don't adequately report missing passports to international authorities.
Have the risks been adequately studied?
There will never be a way to adequately thank them.

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acceptable
acceptably
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patchiness
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Examples of adequately

adequately
These differences, which are quantitative not qualitative, have not yet been adequately characterized for a variety of methodological reasons.
These two processes have not been adequately represented by rice growth simulation models.
This is a large professional group in primary care and was not adequately represented in the questionnaire survey.
The question is then how the conditions on reference are in fact to be adequately specified.
However, these studies have not been of sufficient size to account adequately for the role of confounding factors.
These sources generally lack sufficient detail that would enable the reader to adequately prepare and dissect aleocharine beetles.
Adequately identifying and effectively measuring all relevant consumptive and non-consumptive values of varying stockholders is a non-trivial and complex matter, but it must be undertaken.
Clearly it is very difficult to imagine and adequately comprehend other ways of understanding the world using our own language and concepts.
Management options for symptomatic symphyseal dysfunction are limited and current treatment modalities have never been adequately evaluated by way of a randomised trial.
Additional space and an entirely different set of analytical tools would be required to address this issue adequately, which is left to others.
The structural basis for receptor specificity has not yet been adequately resolved.
We must take into account that both the official term "shtetl" and the statistics of this type of settlement have not been adequately defined.
Failure to adequately and consistently implement our earlier recommendations probably contributed to the second outbreak.
Instead, it was argued, national governments were adequately equipped to handle any occurring country-specific, regional, or sectoral shock, by using national resources.
Schools with large representations of different ethnic groups often cannot address the musics of each adequately.
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