Sentence examples for inadequacy to explain from inspiring English sources
The more parsimonious theories are condemned for their inadequacy to explain the observed facts.
Failure to live up to these expectations left her with feelings of inadequacy that help to explain the obsessive tenacity with which she later sought and clung to absolute power.
The inadequacy of these models to explain the surface diffusion of many hydrocarbons in microporous activated carbon is shown in this paper.
Moreover, the negative values for Langmuir isotherm constants for Red RR adsorption indicate the inadequacy of the isotherm model to explain the adsorption process.
The inadequacy of cognitive-behavioral models to explain women's practice of BSE and the need to consider the social context in different cultures and groups have previously been recognized [ 9, 10].
In this light, our results were not unusual and may point to the inadequacy of either Barlow's model to explain the sexual arousal problems of women or the inadequacy of the sexual psychophysiological data to parallel the sexual responses of these women during sexual activities.
The simulations yielded insight into the differences between microgravity and normal gravity suppression results and also explained the inadequacy of the one-dimensional model results to explain the microgravity suppression results.
They also highlight the woeful inadequacy of the officers' weapons and thus help to explain how just 10 terrorists managed to hold a city hostage for three days.
An inability to explain these past changes is, I think, a clear indication of the inadequacy of state-of-the-art climate science.
The synthesis-on mode duration is rare compared to the total arc run-time, helping to explain the poor selectivity found in the final collected products, a known inadequacy of arc synthesis.
Recently, an active release mechanism has been suggested to explain the presence of mRNA in plasma [9] [11], which could explain the inadequacy of PGK1, SDHA and UBC as housekeeping genes in studies that determine free mRNA in plasma of cancer patients.
