Sentence examples for inadequate analyses from inspiring English sources

The Holocaust is the enduring example of a crisis that defies artistic response: memorials seem inadequate; analyses, disrespectful.

Incomplete and inadequate cost analyses can have a significant effect on final cost analyses (especially where real costs are underestimated), and on cost-effectiveness and cost-utility analyses.

For 79 patients the clinical data was either unavailable or inadequate for analyses.

The methodological failures in current nonhuman testing described by Hooijmans and Ioannidis are endemic to the field of toxicology (Hooijmans and Ritskes-Hoitinga 2013; Ioannidis et al. 2014), including inappropriate study designs and inadequate statistical analyses.

Exclusion criteria were patients whose images of IVUS were inadequate for analyses due to severe calcification (with an arc of > 90° of acoustic shadowing, n = 28) or poor image (n = 7) and patients with severe calcification in whom IVUS catheter could not pass the target lesion before stenting (n = 16).

However, traditional methods of assessment seem inadequate when analysing the diversity of agricultural R&D.

Although the negative binomial model is superior to the Poisson in that it allows for overdispersion, its use might be inadequate in analysing data with excess zeros [34].

These approaches may be inadequate to analyse the effect of each excipient and their potential interactions on the emulsion droplet size formed when dispersing the SNEDDS in an aqueous environment.

Therefore typed theories of truth (axiomatic as well as semantic theories) have been thought to be inadequate for analysing the truth predicate of natural language, although recently hierarchical theories have been advocated by Glanzberg (forthcoming) and others.

Despite that, the average VT would be less than 300 ml, and ventilation would be considered to be inadequate, if analysed by this method.

If the PPI recommendation was rated as inadequate, we analysed the discharge letter to assess what may have triggered the decision.