Sentence examples for been suboptimal from inspiring English sources

When Huhne is jailed for getting his wife to take his speeding points, and an aide remarks that had Huhne beaten Clegg to the leadership it would have been the party leader behind bars, Laws says merely that this would "certainly have been suboptimal".

Historically, ethical decisions within medical research have been suboptimal.

The reporting quality of RCT abstracts has been suboptimal.

It is probable that the degree of denervation has typically been suboptimal in renal denervation trials.

Since this is a very cumbersome procedure the material choice here turned out to have been suboptimal.

Yet, the control of T2DM modifiable factors has been suboptimal, partly because studies to create awareness of T2DM are generally scarce in this region.

FRET has been used with conventional organic dyes and fluorescent proteins in order to monitor intracellular interactions and binding events, but the results have been suboptimal [92, 93].

The prevalence of diabetes mellitus and comorbid depression is high among this group, but the uptake of evidence-based collaborative depression care management has been suboptimal.

Reductive ring annuloplasty represents the current standard surgical therapy for ischemic mitral regurgitation (IMR); however, the clinical results have been suboptimal.

Although this allows for results to be comparable for a specific set of culture conditions, the culture parameters are likely to have been suboptimal for a number of the species examined (e.g. C.emersonii potentially extending to the other green algae K.sp, C.saipanensis and even the cyanobacterial isolates).

Their method of removing this bias from MI may, therefore, have been suboptimal and may have hindered the accuracy of their algorithm.