Sentence examples for inadequacies for from inspiring English sources

A positive response to the statement "I'm disapproving and judgmental about my own flaws and inadequacies," for example, suggests lack of self-compassion.

Current inadequacies for stratifying patients with aggressive disease presents a strong rationale to systematically identify lncRNAs as clinical predictors in localized prostate cancer.

Although by dint of its portability, ubiquity and authority, radio was seen as a likely means of getting needed information to the people, most FM stations continued the tradition of having wacky zoo crew DJs joke about their wives' inadequacies for 16 hours a day.

As a consequence, the inadequacies for these nutrients might have been over- or underestimated.

Often there are also reports of organizational inadequacies for effective and efficient implementation of disease surveillance [ 35].

However, one in five doctors either rejected guidelines because of their inadequacies for daily practice or because of lack of support for their content.

But they may not be sharing feelings of inadequacy for much longer.

By the last decades of the 16th century the refined, courtly style known as Mannerism had ceased to be an effective means of expression, and its inadequacy for religious art was being increasingly felt in artistic circles.

Velázquez seems to have known it or felt it instinctively when he painted The Surrender of Breda as the beginning of a hoped-for reconciliation of enemies and when, in his portraits of Philip IV, he showed the pathos of a man half aware of his personal inadequacy for the role he was called upon to play.

The current self-regulation has undergone criticism because of its inadequacy for privacy security [17].

We illustrate the relevance of local evaluations for short-lived substances in fresh water (LAS, MeP), and their inadequacy for substances with longer half-lives (TCS, D5).