Sentence examples for current inadequacy from inspiring English sources
Clinical microbiologists should be aware of this organism and the current inadequacy of commercial systems for its identification.
Related to the current inadequacy of formal data/statistics, project activities should expand NGO and Ombudsman Office capacities for alternative data gathering and monitoring.
In the Center-North, Center-East, and East regions, the current inadequacy of the immunization strategies will eventually make it difficult to improve complete coverage which is, for the moment, relatively good.
Even though portions were annotated using genome data from different insect species, this likely does not necessarily suggest that the AcNPV element has acquired this chimeric structure as a result of HTT but could also be result of the current inadequacy of genome sequence data.
Current inadequacies for stratifying patients with aggressive disease presents a strong rationale to systematically identify lncRNAs as clinical predictors in localized prostate cancer.
The House of Lords report expresses concern about current inadequacies and inequities in integration of genomics into health care.
Arguably, this reflects both the current inadequacies of available pharmaceutical medications [ 4] and the lack of exercise rehabilitation programs [ 6].
It is recognised that improved policy and greater training and capacity building regarding workplace health and safety are required to address current inadequacies.
The limited resources within communities to cope with HIV/AIDS and the current inadequacies of many health care systems to provide care and support must be taken into account.
Patients and carers expressed views indicating that such a trial should redress the current inadequacies in a typical doctor patient interaction which they felt had limited time and lacked a holistic approach particularly in cardiology outpatient clinic settings.
NEPAD would like to consolidate and accelerate these gains in spite of their current unevenness and inadequacy.
