Five years after it began in 2000, parallel to the euro's introduction, the E.U.'s Lisbon Agenda, aiming to make the community "the most complete and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world," had faltered, and in 2010 was officially acknowledged as inadequate.
Having acknowledged the inadequate RHIS capacity in resource-poor countries and also the unavailability of data for disaster response, the RHIS processes described may appear sophisticated and not applicable in these countries.
The FBI, which is a law enforcement and not a statistics agency, is working with a reporting program that is almost a century old and widely acknowledged to be inadequate.
The extent to which managers in many NHS trusts successfully "cascade" results to clinical staff is acknowledged to be inadequate [ 9].
The Obama administration has acknowledged the problem of inadequate representation.
Although the Finke-Watzsky model is the simplest model capable of describing various factors that characterize nucleated aggregation of various neurological proteins, including Aβ40, this phenomenological model may be inadequate, (also acknowledged by Morris et. al [36]), in describing the events of a complex multistep aggregation process.
All the service providers acknowledged that there was inadequate staffing for cervical screening.
It should be acknowledged, however, that some inadequate distribution of surfactant might have occurred following instillation.
The move comes after months of criticism of the Red Cross, inspired by what even the organization's own leaders acknowledge was its inadequate response to Hurricane Katrina last year.
A unity government brokered by Secretary of State John F. Kerry to resolve the disputed 2014 presidential election had to contend immediately with an economic transition for which U.S. and Afghan officials acknowledge there was inadequate planning.
