Sentence examples for been inadequate to detect from inspiring English sources
The statistical power afforded by the sample size of 99 patients may have been inadequate to detect a significant association.
Further, they did not report the titer for defining ANA positivity, and in their smaller sample (632 compared with 1,352 in our blood mercury analyses) statistical power may have been inadequate to detect an association.
The power of the chlorthalidone and amlodipine groups might have been inadequate to detect the adverse impact of NOD on coronary artery disease demonstrated in the total ALLHAT cohort.
Therefore, although the difference in shedding we observed was in the opposite direction of that expected, with more HSV shedding observed in HAART-treated than HAART-naïve participants, our sample size may have been inadequate to detect a statistically significant reduction in HSV shedding with HAART.
Sample sizes were inadequate to detect even large clinical differences.
Conventional neurophysiological techniques do not assess the function of nociceptive pathways and are inadequate to detect abnormalities in patients with small-fiber damage.
Prof Chris Elliott, the inquiry chairman, warned that the sector is a "soft touch" for criminals who know there is little risk of detection or serious penalty, that the Food Standards Agency is insufficiently robust, and that the industry's audits are inadequate to detect food crime.
Although this approach is very important to detect the presence of large magmatic reservoirs, it is inadequate to detect small magma bodies or magma conduits.
CVP shows a poor correlation to blood volume [71], is inadequate to detect hypovolemia reliably, and most notably cannot sense a decreased cardiac output and tissue oxygen debt in an early state.
The bank's internal accountability measures were inadequate to detect and prevent such abuses, the Fed said, at least the second time this year the Fed found Wells Fargo lacking adequate safeguards to prevent abuse and wrongdoing.
