Sentence examples for inadequacies associated with from inspiring English sources
Thus, the aim of this paper is to describe, compare and draw on the inadequacies associated with either one or both of the aforementioned systems, which have come to light following substantial research on Transitivity.
This paper presents a simple yet effective weakly-constrained (WC) data assimilation (DA) approach for hydrologic models which accounts for model structural inadequacies associated with rainfall-runoff transformation processes.
The major influences were inadequacies associated with the healthcare system.
The inadequacies associated with conventional medicines have led to a determined search for alternative natural therapeutic agents.
These findings underscore potential inadequacies associated with the current approach of selecting clinical TKI candidates based on activity profiles from in vitro kinase assays.
Rosset ((1)) argued that VAD was not best characterised as a problem, but rather as a symptom of broader dietary inadequacies associated with both poverty and agricultural transition from diverse cropping systems to rice monoculture.
Our results demonstrate that in both FVB/N and C57BL/6J genetic backgrounds, adiponectin inadequacy is associated with earlier tumor onset and accelerated tumor growth (Figure 2, Figure 3 and Table 1).
In Khartoum hospital, Sudan-we documented that both maternal education and antenatal care inadequacy were associated with poor perinatal outcomes [ 14].
Headache frequency, pericranial muscle tenderness, anxiety, and sleep inadequacy were especially associated with FM comorbidity.
This can often lead to feelings of professional inadequacy or shame associated with developing or sustaining an injury [ 19, 20, 28].
In the models of the effect of each socioeconomic status factor on the incidence of dementia, among all the participants, having less than a high school education, less than a 9th grade literacy level, and a family income of less than $10 000 and reporting financial inadequacy were each associated with an increased hazard for dementia (table 3).
