And with that exodus, the resources and cash flow of their athletic programs are inadequate for competing in the money market of major college football.
These low rates may be due to patient-related reasons (such as unexpressed psychological problems, normalizing the symptoms, and the fear of stigmatization of mental illness), or physician-related reasons (such as unawareness of the diagnosis, inadequate recognition, competing demands in a limited time) [ 15- 17].
Nevertheless, certain parts of the IEC 61850 definitions seem inadequate to compete with the accelerated Smart Grid evolution.
What worked for Microsoft in the era that Mr. Collins and Mr. Hansen studied proved to be wholly inadequate to compete with Apple in the era that immediately followed.
As Hong Kong has de-industrialised, its education system has been exposed as inadequate to compete in what educationalists call the "knowledge economy".The British woke up to this problem in the 1990s.
Yeah it's irrational that Bush started a crazy war and that the country's education and health care systems are inadequate to compete in a global economy.
But he added that the group's $20,000 bid was inadequate, given the competing bids.
This study provides further evidence that task-shifting often occurs without policy support and takes place in an environment where there are competing demands, inadequate training and resources, and inadequate supervision structures as a result of non-integrated, disease-specific programming.
With limited resources, inadequate administrative capacity and competing health needs, the Government of Nepal struggles to provide even minimal ANC [ 17].
This was due to a variety of reasons, including doubts about the benefits of the SCR, insufficient reimbursement, competing priorities, inadequate data quality, incompatibility of their software system, and ethical concerns.
