Even human judgments differ greatly, depending, for instance, on the sensitivity of the evaluator to grammatical flaws, versus inadequacies in content.
This may be due to the inadequacy of pharmacology content delivery during PBL sessions [ 35, 36] and/or the choices of cases used [ 8, 35].
Much early media coverage of the Internet focused on the inadequacies of its content.
Following the publication of the trial in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2010, an anonymous complaint was filed against the SUPPORT trial investigators, regarding what it claimed were egregious inadequacies in the content of the informed consent documents.
While the determination focused on the alleged inadequacies in the content of the informed consent documents, the debate on the SUPPORT trial has focused primarily on whether infants were in fact exposed to increased risk as a result of trial participation.
Studies have highlighted the large volume of alcohol-related content presented on such websites and the inadequacy of current mechanisms to protect adolescents from online marketing exposure (Mart et al., 2009; Moreno et al., 2010; Leyshon, 2011; Nicholls, 2012).
"Mr. Miller was a shade too content to let his downbeat motif of human inadequacy carry his story for him," Jack Gould wrote about "The Rabbit Trap" in The New York Times.
Is the inadequacy in the teaching of science content in nursing reflective of a lack of decision-making responsibility in respect of curriculum design by key stakeholders?
While the small sample size limited the conclusions able to be drawn from this study, the findings supported previous studies that indicated inadequacies in the teaching of science content in nursing curricula.
The resulting study revealed a number of inadequacies, as well as strengths, in the content of the program.
Shannon [1] pointed out the specific characteristic of image and video content: high-transmission rate and limited allowed bandwidth, which justifies the inadequacy of standard cryptographic techniques for such content.
