Sentence examples for Inadequate results from inspiring English sources
Design Builder 3.0, Ecotect Analysis 2011 and Relux Pro show inadequate results.
However, they lack the support of certain modelling constructs, which in turn can lead to inconsistent and inadequate results.
Current reconstruction techniques typically involve the employment of optimization methods or additional constraints to regularize the problem, but these methods are not without their flaws as they may be sub-optimally applied and produce inadequate results.
Simulation tools are often used to avoid expensive and time-consuming experiments, but even simulations may be inefficient and lead to inadequate results if they are based only on trial and error.
The k-ε Standard and k-ε Realizable models exhibit the best agreement with the experimental data, while the standard k-ω model gives more inadequate results for the investigated configurations.
Another potential test that is likely to be more advantageous than the FN test for evaluating the rutting resistance is the Hamburg Wheel Tracking (HWT) test, however, it is typically conducted in wet condition, and inadequate results in dry condition have been reported.
However, some obese persons are unable to produce sufficient amounts of insulin, and thus the compensatory increase in response to increased blood glucose concentrations is inadequate, resulting in hyperglycemia.
The current treatment for baclofen withdrawal is inadequate, resulting in a critical need to develop an alternative method to prevent or treat this withdrawal syndrome.
Where, precisely, all this money came from and where it should go is not clear.Worse still, after its audit in 2004, the SEC determined that its systems for recording penalties and disgorgements were inadequate, resulting in inaccuracies.
Because the cutting speed is too small, the cutting force is also inadequate, resulting in far less deformation and dislocation of the lattice.
The Bombay studio's soundproofing was similarly inadequate, resulting in traffic noise from the street below appearing on pieces such as "In the Park".
