Many of the world's vaccine supply chains do not adequately provide vaccines, prompting several questions: how are vaccine supply chains currently structured, are these structures closely tailored to individual countries, and should these supply chains be radically redesigned?
The use of sensitive criteria to detect kidney injury could prove beneficial, because they may prompt clinicians to adequately address disease states, metabolic disorders, and medications that may enhance or precipitate colistin nephrotoxicity as well as encourage them to adapt CMS dosage or treatment duration in a timely manner.
The collective hopes that its various worries and doubts about the government's ability to adequately monitor the mining sector will prompt the World Bank's Inspection Panel to investigate violations of policy in the shaping of the bill.
Nevertheless, in the absence of larger studies, the findings could prompt others to conduct adequately powered investigations.
His statement suggested that the digital theft of more than 700,000 classified documents in 2010 by Chelsea Manning, then an Army intelligence analyst in Iraq known as Bradley, did not prompt the intelligence bureaucracy to adequately plug its holes.
Such work might eventually prompt the development of tools to adequately account for errors in early datasets that no technology can correct.
But ecologists said that the tests were rushed and not adequately reviewed by independent experts and that warming should prompt a more cautious approach, not slimmer margins of error.
If you can adequately program your brain (like it is believed you can), you need only prompt the release of this hormone at the right time.
The disclosure of dentists' income will prompt fresh criticism of dental services, which a succession of reports have said fail to cater adequately to the public's need to maintain good teeth health.
The proximity of these events will inevitably prompt questions among Indian policymakers and business leaders over whether senior-level U.S. attention is focused adequately on India.
The violations increased suspicion that the Chinese toy industry, which supplied 80% of the toys sold in the U.S., was not adequately enforcing safety standards and prompted calls in the U.S., Canada, and other countries for increased regulation.
