Sentence examples for correcting inadequacies from inspiring English sources

It is important to address the issue of floor vibration in the design stage, as correcting inadequacies after construction can be quite costly.

Tackling root causes of failure takes longer and the solutions are more difficult to advance, but without them, solutions such as training and increased funds often advanced as simple interventions to correct inadequacies are likely to lead to only limited success [ 29].

The New Laws of the Indies (1542) of Charles I, which sought to correct the inadequacies of the previous code, met with armed resistance from the American colonists and were reissued in a weaker version in 1552.

School budgets and school taxes keep going up, but, increasingly, parents are feeling required to spend extra cash to correct the inadequacies of the school systems.

A results-based programming approach was introduced to correct these inadequacies.

"The revisions corrected some glaring inadequacies," she said.

Rutjes et al.2007 considered the question of inadequacies in reference or gold standards, and suggested ways of correcting a 2 × 2 table, where the probability of misclassifying false positives and true negatives is known.

This inadequacy should be corrected immediately.

Non-survivors failed to correct hypothermia, probably due to inadequacy of resuscitation.

This was not feasible as patients on regular HD have a fixed time and duration for their dialysis session, therefore the reasons for dialysis inadequacy are difficult to correct.

Harry C. Stonecipher, Boeing's president and chief executive, said: "I have the highest confidence in the integrity and systems of the Boeing Company, and we will exert all energy to address any inadequacies that need to be corrected.