Sentence examples for inadequacy in the current from inspiring English sources
Our study shows an inadequacy in the current method of assaying rRNA synthesis, which cannot readily detect changes in the expression of a subset of rDNA.
The risk associated with sharing toiletry items is interesting since it suggests that this practice reflects the inadequacy in the current prison sanitary conditions, 35 the risk being that it may be a route for HCV transmission.
In both cases, the intent is to highlight inadequacies in the current state of knowledge for UPT buildings in fire and to prioritize areas for future research.
The report analysed public research and found various inadequacies in the current treatment of heroin addiction, suggesting instead treatment rooms, a controversial method that was recently approved in theory in Glasgow to counteract the dangers of street use.
Here we explore a continuous, quantitative, measure of 'small-world-ness', with the aim of overcoming these inadequacies in the current theory of small-world networks.
It is important to recognise that inadequacies in the current system are due to lack of resources and unclear guidance as opposed to lack of good will or professionalism on the part of schools and healthcare professionals.
Due to inadequacies in the current tax-funded system and limited coverage of existing health insurance schemes, private not-for-profit institutions, including microfinance institutions (MFIs), have expressed increasing interest in becoming active agents for the development of MHI, with the aim of increasing social health protection for informal sector workers and rural populations.
The inadequacy of the current in vitro antimicrobial susceptibility testing for detecting fluoroquinolone treatment failure in typhoid fever is apparent in this case.
The algorithim was developed by sports scientists at Australian Catholic University's world-leading School of Exercise Science in response to the inadequacy of the current method of reporting of professional cricketers' workloads, which only takes into account the number of deliveries bowled and not the intensity and effort required to do so.
This case shows not only the emergence of fluoroquinolone resistance in typhoid salmonellae but also the inadequacy of the current laboratory guidelines for detection of this resistance.
