Sentence examples for at inadequately from inspiring English sources

Almost 10% turned to a local pharmacy, potentially exposing themselves to the risk of fake medication abroad or receiving medication stored at inadequately temperatures [ 36, 37].

The analysis showed that HIV prevalence among MSM in Vietnam has increased significantly (eg, from 9.4% in 2006 to 20% in 2010 in Hanoi) and that protective behaviours, such as condom use and HIV testing and counselling, continue at inadequately low levels.

It's a bit creepy, but not in the way that some robots are — when you're looked at by inadequately modeled faces, it just feels like bad VFX.

Bossert and Beauvais [ 13] have indicated that the Ministry of Health at the Philippines was inadequately consulted at the time of the design and initiation of the decentralisation reforms, a phenomenon that led to a number of implementation problems related (but not limited) to the management of human resources.

If he gave the impression that he had been the victim of a spiteful pitch, he did his side a disservice: for a batsman of his calibre, he played inadequately at a rising ball.

At Week 4, inadequately controlled patients had open-label hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) 12.5 mg added to their treatment for the next 4 weeks.

At Week 8, inadequately controlled patients received open-label HCTZ 12.5 mg, or if already receiving HCTZ, they had the dose uptitrated to 25 mg.

However, successful achievement of these goals would make it possible to begin testing for improved therapeutic efficacy via more selective targeting of SCS, especially for the treatment of intractable pain, a problem that at present is inadequately addressed by epidural devices in up to half of all cases [ 5].

Patterson was inadequately represented at trial, with her defense attorney at the time telling the Guardian that his handling of the case was in his view the lowest point of his career as a lawyer.

Limited funding, limited access to skilled care at delivery, poor quality of newborn care at health facilities and inadequately trained staff are still troubles facing the country.

The Nauruan police have hit back at criticism they are inadequately investigating the alleged sexual abuse of a six-year-old refugee, labelling the suggestions "incorrect and unhelpful".