Exemplos de uso de May not be adequate em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Though it is not possible to verify that, these behaviors may not be adequate.
However these may not be adequate in high concentration of Has.
Given the particularities of the disease,the response criteria used for RA may not be adequate for PsA.
Clearly, this may not be adequate if you are travelling in a region where temperatures reach 30 °C or more.
But for professional-grade lab testing, such as material composition,the factory's own lab may not be adequate.
Many observers believe that the present test may not be adequate to cope with concentrations that raise competition problems in cases of what is known as'non-collusive oligopoly.
Alternatively, it can have the opposite effects of causing fatigue which suggests that levels of choline may not be adequate in these individuals.
For instance training may be affected,the supervi sion chain may not be adequate, and there may be a lack of conti nuity for personnel that leads to a loss of corporate knowledge of health and safety problems and how to address them.
Even if suitable assets can be identified, a commitmentsimply to divest those assets- regardless of who buys them- may not be adequate.
However, due to the fact that these games are designed for a general users,these resources often may not be adequate when used by people who are recovery physical function, with a minimum mobility to interact.
Thus, it seems that the intraperitoneal administration of local anesthetics in laparoscopic laparotomies produces moderate analgesia that may not be adequate for routine use.
Those results reinforce the idea that the isolated use of muscle mass as a criterion to define sarcopenia may not be adequate for all age ranges, taking into account that, in the elderly, the relationship between muscle mass and physical-functional ability has not shown to be linear.
Diagnosis may be difficult, because the serology may be negative, the disease may have an irregular histological behavior or the number orplace of biopsies may not be adequate.
Compounding the problem is the prospect that evaluating corporate performance according to legal definitions of"internationally recognized worker rights" may not be adequate to prevent the real damage likely be done if Congress approves NAFTA or the latest GATT agreement.
Linear mixed models or random eects models are very exible regarding the modeling of this new source of variability, butin many situations the assumption that the errors and/or random eects are normally distributed may not be adequate.
Compounding the problem is the prospect that evaluating corporate performance according to legal definitions of"internationally recognized worker rights" may not be adequate to prevent the real damage likely be done if Congress approves NAFTA or the latest GATT agreement.
Although this study used data from a representative sample of the Brazilian population, the HBS is designed to collect data from household budgets. In addition, even if this survey represents the initial chain of consumption,estimates of consumption from the purchase of foods may not be adequate.
A recent study suggested that power training can be implemented in physically active older adults, but may not be adequate to those considered fragile and sedentary.
The resources may not be adequate- I think we would all agree that the various resources for these instruments are still falling far short of what we would wish them to be- but nevertheless the setting up, for example, of the European Investment Fund, arising from the European Council meeting of December, is still a positive development.
The concept of health proposed by the World Health Organization as complete physical, mental and social wellbeing andnot merely the absence of illness may not be adequate for describing health for the elderly.
In addition, one of the instruments has not been fully validated for use in Brazilian adolescents CRS, andthe use of cutoff values from other countries may not be adequate for this specific population, since people from different cultures usually have different understanding and expectations.
In addition, duration a pandemic,resources needed for an in-depth evaluation of PSURs in the format as defined in Volume 9a of the Rules Governing Medicinal Product in the European Union may not be adequate for a rapid identification of a new safety issue.
In addition, duration a pandemic,resources needed for an in-depth evaluation of Periodic Safety Update Reports in the format as defined in Volume 9a of the Rules Governing Medicinal Product in the European Union may not be adequate for a rapid identification of a new safety issue.
In addition, duration a pandemic, resources needed for an in-depth evaluation of Periodic Safety Update Reports in the format as defined in Volume 9a of the Rules Governing Medicinal Product in the European Union may not be adequate for a rapid identification of a new safety issue.
In addition, duration a pandemic,resources needed for an in-depth evaluation of Periodic Safety Update Reports in the format as defined in Volume 9a of the Rules Governing Medicinal Product in the European Union may not be adequate for a rapid identification of a new safety issue.
Anti-emetics are classified according to their action on pharmacologic receptors and, usually,the administration of a single agent might not be adequate for prophylaxis of postoperative nausea and vomiting.
Before prescription it is important to evaluate differential diagnoses, comorbidities, history of using alcohol and other drugs, and risk-benefit analysis,because opioids might not be adequate for all patients.
On the other hand, consent may sometimes be difficult to obtain, as in clinical emergency situations, or in multicentric international studies, in which the FICF,appropriate for the headquarters, might not be adequate for the requirements of other countries.
Even if the host does develop antibodies,protection might not be adequate; immunity might develop too slowly to be effective in time, the antibodies might not disable the pathogen completely, or there might be multiple strains of the pathogen, not all of which are equally susceptible to the immune reaction.