Sentence examples for in terms of inadequate from inspiring English sources

There is also a pressing need to continue the high-risk group in terms of inadequate breast-feeding and high use of infant formula.

There are limitations in NoV VLP production in terms of inadequate yield and quality of the VLPs [ 1, 3, 9, 20].

While some scholars find that market reform and trade liberalization has generally supported agricultural growth and food security, a growing literature has explained the poor record of reform in terms of inadequate attention to the institutional foundations of markets and poor infrastructure, all of which lead to impeding growth.

Reasons for ethical violations in the Pakistani healthcare system have been discussed in terms of inadequate training of medical and nursing practitioners, long duty hours and low pay-scales, the absence of legal protection for patients, a lack of professional assessment of practitioners and the nonexistence of compulsory registration of medical and nursing practitioners [ 20, 26, 27].

Nurses pay for it in terms of short staffing and inadequate wages, and patients pay for it through decreased time with R.N.'s".

They reported two main contributing factors to this situation: a lack of capacity in terms of transport (inadequate cars, and those that are available are not reliable due to poor maintenance) and inadequate staff to carry out frequent supervision.

"Tianjin is not an exceptional case in terms of the inadequate disaster response work," the Global Times said in an editorial that called for greater transparency.

Keller finds explanations of development in terms of genes inadequate, because often the resulting cascades of molecular interactions are unknown; she even argues that "much of the theoretical work" in this area is "linguistic," depending on "ambiguity" and "novel metaphors".

On the other hand, negative feedback in terms of depressing inadequate synapses together with the assumption that neuronal activity propagates only through the network's strongest synaptic connections is sufficient for adaptive learning [57], [58].

In terms of other correlates, inadequate fruit and vegetable intake, subsyndromal depression, worse sleep/energy and cognition, visual impairment, hearing problems and asthma were associated with not meeting the WHO recommendations.

In terms of work environment, inadequate access to electricity, equipment, transport, housing, and the physical state of the health facility were cited as most critical, particularly in Turkana.