None of the food outlets we visited in this study offered a 'diabetic' option, and even when some nutritional information was given, it was inadequate to inform a titration of insulin dose.
Currently, labeling requirements are inadequate to inform consumers of the potential for exposure to melamine.
Similarly, the epidemiologic data are inadequate to inform conclusions of human relevance.
However, current evidence is inadequate to inform the development of specific social capital interventions to combat mental illness [ 23].
A systematic review undertaken by De Silva and colleagues [ 33] concluded that current evidence was inadequate to inform the development of specific social capital interventions to combat mental illness.
Strong evidence suggests that older women are more likely to delay their presentation with breast cancer, although the strength of evidence for other risk factors for delay is inadequate to inform any intervention (Ramirez et al, 1999).
A previous systematic review of delay in breast cancer concluded that most studies were of poor quality and that the strength of evidence was inadequate to inform development of strategies to shorten delay (Ramirez et al, 1999).
National level studies such as the 2003 World Health Survey and the 1998/2003 South African Demographic and Health Surveys (SADHS) had limited samples of individuals aged 50 years and above, and, thus, the data were inadequate to inform policy formulation and program implementation.
While such studies provide important data and information on technology performance, such case-specific data are inadequate to fully inform the decision making process.
The current status of the evidence-base in relation to maternal BMI, ethnic group, and pregnancy-related risk is inadequate to fully inform the development of guidelines which are applicable to the characteristics of the whole UK population.
