Sentence examples for have found inadequate from inspiring English sources

Several studies have found inadequate nursing documentation of admission reports[ 4, 21].

18 Many other reviews have found that inadequate reporting is common in specialty journals 16 19 and journals published in languages other than English.

Many H.M.O.'s have found federal payments inadequate and pulled out of Medicare, dropping 2.2 million beneficiaries since 1998.

The primary users of visionary video prototyping are technology innovators who need to express their ideas and concepts in a narrative storytelling medium but have found other methods inadequate to represent those ideas.

But in the year since Corrections Corporation of America took over the 1,700-bed 1,700-bed CorrectionaLake Erie Correctional Institutionound patternstateinauditste staffing, delays in medical treatment and "unacceptable living conditions" inside thaverison -- including inmates lacking access to running water and toilets.

Institutions and authorities designed for the far simpler reality of just a hundred years ago have burst their banks; have found their timeworn principles inadequate to a flash influx of insight and revelation, an unruly torrent carrying us all struggling towards the edge of a Niagara future in amidst our driftwood debris of outmoded ideologies.

While commercially available software applications provide analysis algorithms to identify significant regions of change, we [6] have found this to be inadequate for generating a whole-genome view of DNA copy number changes without heavy manual interpretation.

Previous studies have found the prevalence of inadequate dietary folate intake in the Oji-Cree to be 37%, which is more than twice the average for the general Canadian population, and may contribute to compromised MTHFR enzyme activity [ 34].

Several meta-epidemiological studies investigating the association between trial characteristics and treatment effects have found an association between inadequate randomisation and/or allocation concealment and an overestimation of treatment effects.

Researchers have found further experimental evidence that inadequate sleep can increase the risk of obesity and diabetes.

And Mr. Li, a Hong Kong multibillionaire for whom the phrase "Midas touch" seems almost inadequate, may have found gold in another dark corner.