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The committee concluded that a diagnosis of pulmonary embolism was questionable in one patient (80 year old woman in table 4) based on an inadequate amount of contrast in the re-evaluated spiral computed tomograms.

But the theorists' belief that our changing world requires an alternative to hierarchical organization is simply wrong, and all their proposals are based on an inadequate understanding of not only hierarchy but also human nature.

Instead of thinking of poverty as based on an inadequate income or consumption we should think of it as the incapability to live a life of one's own choosing (to paraphrase Amartya Sen).

It was emphasized that no fertility data were better than an imprecise average value for a given male or a conclusion based on an inadequate research study or incomplete report of what was done.

Put that together with the decline of the two-party system and a lack of voter interest most recently signalled by an Office for National Statistics report this week, and there is a serious risk that the new government could be elected on a low percentage of a low turnout based on an inadequate register under an electoral system that ensures that most votes simply do not count.

In doing so, we show that the standard policy response to migrants and migrant entrepreneurs are often based on an inadequate understanding of migrant entrepreneurs.

Based on an impressively inadequate consultation - 535 responses - she seems to have accepted Piccinini's premise that animals and humans should not mix.

"To say that he has no needs is false, and it's based on a completely inadequate offering by the private companies who do the assessments and the government who allows them to do it," she said.

Thus one may, argue that the value of adjuvant chemotherapy could be mainly based on counterbalancing an inadequate local therapy while marked improvements seem unlikely in patients with appropriate local treatment.

It was criticised as being "based on a very superficial and inadequate understanding of the factors that lead to someone committing the kinds of crime that are collectively known as 'terrorism'".

It may be that our estimates of fidelity were inadequate being based on a random sampling of only one session in most of the programmes.