However, the traditional isotropic elastic, plastic, and viscous rheological models are inadequate to study Earth and its tectonics.
Therefore, these techniques are inadequate to study the fastest, and most useful, ATRP systems, such as the most frequently used Cu complexes with tris[2- dimethylamino)etris[2- dimethylamino tris(2-pyridylmethyl]amine (TPMe6TREN substris 2-pyridylmethyl
The power of our study was inadequate to study the association between age of blood and renal non-recovery.
Thus, common approaches in experimental AD research, using protein overexpression or gene-inactivation, are inadequate to study the effects of incremental changes in target protein levels on risk of neurodegeneration.
The (NZB × NZW F1 model is inadequate to study the anti-RNP response as these animals do not develop autoantibodies directed against RNA-associated autoantigens, although pristane treatment of (NZB × NZW F1 mice induces the production of these autoantibodies [ 56].
However, as the sample size of this pilot study would be inadequate to provide in sufficient power on this outcome, we addressed this outcome in meta-analysis of systematically searched studies on PEG adhesion barrier.
Three useful precepts for judging negative results are The power of a study may be inadequate to reveal an important effect and it is true that because the controls in the NRCT were matched with cases from the same birth registers they are partially matched with respect to our principal explanatory variable, namely proximity to the nearest NPP.
Smaller studies might be inadequate to reveal significant interactions.
Differences between cross-sectional and prospective findings may be explained by the fact that the sample size of existing prospective studies may be inadequate to detect small but biologically important associations related to changes in these behaviours, especially given the short duration of follow-up.
Nevertheless, mitogenomes proved so far to be generally inadequate to study inter-ordinal relationships of insects and deeper levels of Arthropoda, frequently resulting in strong incongruence with morphological and nuclear data, poor statistical supports, and high levels of inconsistency among different methods [ 16, 24- 26, 32].
