Sentence examples for Inadequate operation from inspiring English sources
The results indicate that inadequate operation planning, inadequate bridge design, insufficient training, communication failures and distracting elements were the underlying factors that significantly contributed to the collisions.
The remarkable improvement in endurance is attributed to the appropriate program/erase operation in each cycle, without any inadequate operation and over-operation.
Our new method is advantageous to obtain the moderate program/erase operation in each cycle, without any inadequate operation and over operation.
Reduced adherence to the use of improved stoves for biomass fuels and inadequate operation and maintenance of the stoves emerged as determining factors associated with reduced effectiveness of the intervention.
The doctors who appeared with Ms. Rosmond were genuinely alarmed that her advice would lead women to have inadequate operations and thus needlessly die from breast cancer.
Numerous accidents have occurred during hot work due to inadequate inerting operations.
Experts interrogated the Holy See on many issues, including an alleged lack of transparency in its handling of abuse cases and their aftermaths, punishment of abusers that was often insufficient, and inadequate co-operation with civil judicial authorities.
Rejecting a tough resolution drafted by Britain, France and Germany that "deplores" inadequate co-operation thus far, Mr Khatami insisted that, if the resolution were to pass (as it was expected to), he would feel "no moral commitment" to continue to suspend Iran's uranium-enrichment programme.
But, in practice, many CMDB projects have suffered from poor planning, deficient operation, inadequate maintenance, which seriously hinder the effectiveness of ITSM.
Sky News has reported it received a leaked copy of the report, by the former head of Queensland corrective services Keith Hamburger, which details inadequate construction and operation of the Northern Territory prison which opened in 2014.
After detecting a liver recurrence, oncologists have to be extremely cautious about patient selection for surgical resection, so as to avoid an inadequate or extensive operation in a high-risk patient whose disease is incurable by resection.
