| adequate d. |
one that enables an animal to grow, mature, and reproduce in a normal manner. Cf. optimal d.
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| adequate n. |
see under diet.
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| adequate s. |
a stimulus of the specific form of energy to which the receptor is most sensitive; called also homologous s.
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| adequacy |
Receiving a minimally acceptable level of dialysis (dialysis effectiveness and nutritional status) to prevent uremic symptoms like poor appetite and nausea.
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| adequacy |
A term used in determining whether class members are receiving proper legal representation by class counsel and the named class representative.
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