The phrase "as inadequacy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something in relation to inadequacy, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The report highlighted the issues as inadequacy in the current system."
Alternatives: "as a deficiency" or "as a shortcoming."
It arises from recognized sources such as inadequacy of toxicological data, lack of exposure information, and imprecise identification of sensitive populations.
3 4 Feelings such as inadequacy, confusion, anger, blaming and varying levels of grief can occur with pregnancy loss.
However, unexpected drawbacks, such as inadequacy of antigen preservation, or differences due to dissimilar sources of antibodies might have accounted for this divergence.
Additional factors such as inadequacy of disease surveillance, inter alia, are also contributing to the North South divide with 12 childhood vaccines routinely used in established market countries and only six in most developing countries.
The point is that liberties should not be viewed as inadequacies.
This article outlines some of the shortcomings of designing and carrying out clinical trials, as well as inadequacies concerning the publication, interpretation, and implementation of the trial results.
A land surface model's ability to simulate states (e.g., soil moisture) and fluxes (e.g., runoff) is limited by uncertainties in meteorological forcing and parameter inputs as well as inadequacies in model physics.
It was motivated by what were seen as inadequacies of the first accord such as insufficient public disclosure of banks' risk profiles and oversight by regulatory bodies.
The interviews supported these observations and identified possible underlying contributing factors such as inadequacies with pre-service and in-service training and the lack of supportive supervision.
Heterogeneity in these variables among studies as well as inadequacies in study design has likely contributed to the conflicting outcomes in probiotic studies to date, hampering their translation into evidence-based recommendations [ 9, 10].
Based on our findings, the continued occurrence of outbreaks in Nigeria may not be attributed to the choice of vaccine but rather on other factors such as inadequacies related to the control strategy.
