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Meanings of adequacy in English

Portuguese
adequação
Catalan
adequació

The quality of being sufficient for the end in view.

adequação
Usage of adequacy in English
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Capital adequacy deteriorated for 2009 as a result of the operating loss.
Reuters
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Does it raise questions about the adequacy of the criminal justice system?
The Guardian
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The stable outlook also anticipates Aspen's capital adequacy will remain very strong.
Reuters
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The guidelines also include tighter supervision and management of capital adequacy ratios.
Reuters
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The group's capital adequacy remains very strong and supportive of the ratings.
Reuters
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Clinical end points were the residual renal function and dialysis adequacy indices.
Pubmed
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I guess everyone worries at times about their adequacy in this area.
Humanistic Nursing
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This finding is consistent with the functional adequacy model of hippocampal function.
Pubmed
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VAM does not independently predict the adequacy of mediastinal lymph node sampling.
Pubmed
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Background: Dialysis adequacy targets frequently are difficult to achieve in large hemodialysis patients.
Pubmed
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You get into the wider issue of data protection rules and data adequacy.
The Guardian
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We expect capital adequacy to be sufficient to support any medium-term growth plans.
Reuters
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For example, they do not have to meet the same capital adequacy standards.
Reuters
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The cases have opened a debate about the adequacy of Australia's whistleblowing protections.
The Guardian
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Background: Concern regarding the adequacy of the vascular surgery workforce persists.
Pubmed
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The list is based on capital adequacy, earnings, liquidity and management.
Reuters
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Translations for adequacy
Catalan
adequació
Adequacy through the time
Adequacy across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common