Sentence examples for an inadequate level from inspiring English sources

For example, our information technology and communications programs were virtually eliminated, and our Parks Division took another reduction in what was largely already an inadequate level of staff".

Conversely, strong P-gp inducers (e.g. rifampicin) could potentially cause an inadequate level of anticoagulation [5, 27].

He disputed the finding that "there has been an inadequate level of leadership".

We strongly urge the Department to remove the age restriction and the resulting risk that military families will have to choose between accepting an inadequate level of care or allowing their children to leave the family home for more intensive treatment than is needed".

Greater differences were observed between men and women who had an inadequate level of health literacy.

Failing in any of these criteria, a facility was considered offering an inadequate level of ANC services.

By focusing on the supposed failings of the individual, we are missing the bleeding obvious: that there are not enough jobs (and more specifically, not enough hours!) for those who can work as well as a seriously inadequate level of income support for those who cannot.

[ 36] use 4.0 μg/ml as the dividing line between an adequate and inadequate level, [ 42] recommends 3 3.5 μg/ml as a minimum in peripartum cows, while [ 19] consider levels above 2.0 μg/ml as adequate in adult cattle.

Therefore, in obese patients, the setting of optimal PEEP level to keep the lung open may be crucial especially because an inadequate PEEP level cannot prevent alveolar re-collapse after an alveolar recruitment maneuver, and the latter would be also expected to occur in thoracic surgery.

However, in small over-glazed buildings, the glazed envelopes often lead to an inadequate comfort level in summer, when much cooling energy is needed to improve the comfort level and occupants are forced to avoid the use of glazed envelopes.

But the Durban Platform still includes wording that could be exploited by the U.S. and its allies to push a voluntary rather than binding approach, and risks locking in the current inadequate level of carbon cuts for a decade.