Sentence examples for inadequate analysis from inspiring English sources

Beaver's brief, his memo says, "was a wholly inadequate analysis of the law".

Both of these lowest groups may be biased because of inadequate analysis of very small plates from many other plate boundaries.

Inadequate analysis of loading conditions and/or structural behaviour is considered to be a prime cause of failure in structural reliability assessment.

While great strides have been made in the development of genetic and neurobiological tools with which to model psychiatric disease, elucidation of neural and molecular mechanisms thought to underlie behavioral phenotypes has been hindered by an inadequate analysis of behavior.

Lack of standards in horses and cattle and arbitrarily defined cutoffs for defining resistance, combined with inadequate analysis of the data, mean that errors in assigning resistance status are common.

Up to now, no quantitative research on the relation between track stiffness and exciting frequency, exciting intensity as well as the running speed has emerged, which is the main reason for inadequate analysis of the measurement data of continuous track stiffness.

Because of the small sample size and inadequate stratified analysis, further review and meta-analysis with larger sample sizes are necessary to accurately predict the associations between MTHFR C677T polymorphism and HNC risk.

A1 An independent panel appointed to investigate the bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad said that security breaches, inadequate security analysis and poor management left the organization vulnerable to attack.

Public hearings on proposed pipelines were expedited from the fall to the spring, leaving groups little time to organize and mount challenges to inadequate environmental analysis of the impacts, said Gillian McEachern of Environmental Defense, a Canadian environment group.

Considering that the study as reported in the Séralini et al. (2012) publication is of inadequate design, analysis and reporting, EFSA finds that it is of insufficient scientific quality for safety assessment.

In the original trial the judge, Marco Billi, ruled that inadequate risk analysis and false reassurances on the part of the experts led 29 people to stay indoors on the fateful night and perish as a result, rather than seeking shelter outdoors as they were used to doing.