This has been mainly attributed to inadequacies of approaches available to administer the therapeutics moieties, such that they will reach the target tumor site in their most potent form with minimal collateral damage.
The poor quality of birth care experienced by women affected by obstetric fistula seem to be attributed to inadequacies in health facilities, including lack of adequate numbers of nurse-midwives, equipment, supplies, drugs and blood for transfusion during pregnancy and delivery.
Much of this inconsistency can be attributed to inadequacies in study design, implementation, and interpretation inadequately powered sample groups are a major concern.
Instead, the decreasing trends of soil salinity profiles could largely be attributed to the inadequacy of leaching of salts to deeper soil layers.
Secondly, the problem of access to information may be attributed to the inadequacy of SME support institutions.
16 Finally, development of chronic GVHD on our study could be attributed to the inadequacy of early post-grafting immunosuppression.
The Christian Grey of cities. Southend has always had an air of failure that could be attributed to its feeling of inadequacy next to London, which at once sustains it in terms of the endless job opportunities, but also deprives it in other, less quantifiable ways.
This apparent contradiction could be attributed to the definition of inadequacy, which takes into account all of the strains isolated, including enterococci or CNS whose pathogenicity remains a subject of debate.
This inadequacy can be attributed to lack of stove testing methods which take care of the existing cooking practices [33].
The reason for this failure can be attributed to a number of factors including the inadequacy of the animal ischemia reperfusion injury models used in the preclinical cardioprotection studies and the inappropriate design and execution of the clinical cardioprotection studies.
