Sentence examples for cannot be considered adequate from inspiring English sources

Child mental health services cannot be considered adequate unless they factor in the needs of the caregivers.

We therefore focused on a lenient judging of the paper's best reported primary outcome, but even by these generous criteria the presentation of a median 3.5% (interquartile range 3 6.5%) of the data cannot be considered adequate.

The objections to the traditional system of land use are obvious, yet the collaborative strand cannot be considered an adequate alternative.

The Bolam test increasingly cannot be considered an adequate defence; if the court considers it bad practice then it does not matter how many doctors practice the same way.

Because of the small sample size and the lack of psychometric characteristics of the previous version of the guide, the criterion used cannot be considered an adequate gold standard.

Additionally, employment contracts for just a small number of weekly working hours (marginal employment) cannot be considered an adequate instrument for keeping formally trained nursing professionals employed in the nursing field.

One participant stated that "distance education cannot be considered as an adequate replacement of live education for such a difficult topic".

However, in accordance with the analysis protocol we excluded patients who died before the predetermined weaning criteria were satisfied, and so this finding cannot be considered to be an adequate reflection of overall ICU mortality rate.

But formally reporting adequate ethical standards cannot be considered sufficient for publication, if anywhere along the process of manuscript review relevant concerns are raised about the substantive ethical conduct of the investigators.

Even though these records are standardised, regularly audited and provide an adequate level of details regarding patient musculoskeletal symptoms, they cannot be considered as a gold standard.

However, even if an adequate CD34+ cell peak after mobilization predicts a successful collection, it cannot be considered a sufficient condition for a good harvest, as the latter is dependent on correct timing and performance of the apheresis procedure.