Sentence examples for inadequate criterion from inspiring English sources

Therefore, VAA diameter alone appears to be an inadequate criterion for decision making [ 24, 31, 32].

Unfortunately, the Tennessee teacher evaluations, aside from their bureaucratic burdens and inadequate criteria, equate successful achievement with increased test scores that measure the wrong things.

Only then will inadequate criteria cease to be employed.

This one-size-fits-most diagnosis became a default diagnosis, reflecting the inadequate criteria of DSM-IV's eating disorders chapter.

Evaluating CBPR success can be difficult, because peer-reviewed publication and clinical health outcomes alone are inadequate criteria and even tangential to many community partnerships.

Peer-reviewed publication and clinical health outcomes alone are inadequate criteria to judge the success of projects in meeting these goals; therefore, new strategies for evaluating success are needed.

Significant time correlations were found for IWA and for an adequacy index, suggesting that landowners applied their inadequate irrigation criteria in a consistent way.

Two hundred consecutive film sets were assessed by symptomatic mammographers and 22% were reassessed by a screening mammographer, using Perfect, Good, Moderate, Inadequate (PGMI) criteria [ 2].

Lin and Schwarz reviewed literature published in English or Chinese and found that most studies were limited to assessments of the prevalence of dental caries and periodontal disease, and that some were limited by inadequate diagnostic criteria.

These discrepancies may be due to methodological problems, such as failure to match groups on basic demographic characteristics, inadequate exclusionary criteria, the tests employed to assess cognition and insufficient control for affective disturbances are probably responsible, at least in part, for some of the contradictory findings [ 2, 5].

The low percentage of MSH6 mutations may be due to inadequate clinical criteria to accurately identify these families (Sjursen et al, 2010), who typically present with later age of colorectal cancer, and higher risk but later age of endometrial cancer in females (Wijnen et al, 1999; Wagner et al, 2001; Devlin et al, 2008; Ramsoekh et al, 2009).