Sentence examples for inadequate degrees from inspiring English sources

As such, glenohumeral joint models are often based upon kinematic descriptions of inadequate degrees of freedom (DOF) for clinical purposes and applications.

Considerable weak discernible residues associated with the use of bio-colorants are: reproducibility, cost efficiency, inadequate degree of fixation, and low color fastness properties [59, 93, 94].

It is important to mention that because the obtained coefficients were not significant in the wood and paper subsector (WPP) and the subsector of FOP, and because of inadequate degree of freedom, these subsectors were excluded from the analysis.

Such future analysis both within the Characiformes and in other groups will presumably provide insight as to the degree to which differences in results between studies with varying degree of taxonomic inclusiveness are a function of the absence of critical taxa versus inadequate datasets resulting in poor degrees of phylogenetic resolution.

Endrik Wottrich, Petra-Maria Schnitzer, Linda Watson, and Jukka Rasilainen were in varying degrees inadequate to the roles of Siegmund, Sieglinde, Brünnhilde, and Wotan.

One of the weaknesses that officials and experts point to is that despite years of planning it is evident that the infrastructure of the health departments in many countries, including the United States, is inadequate (in varying degrees) to deal with the sudden appearance of a new strain of influenza.

We conclude that assuming the transfer of drug to occur at a pseudo-steady-state condition is inadequate if the degree of over-loading for drug is low or the external mass transfer resistance is significant.

And, due to the variably fragmented nature of proteins in these samples, mass spectrometry may be inadequate to assess degree of protein integrity.

15 In both studies, these cognitively intact elderly subjects had a thirst response that was inadequate for the degree of hypernatremia they were experiencing.

The current study is thus important because promotion and distribution of condoms alone may be inadequate if the degree of and what influences the acceptability of condoms is not well-understood.

The capacity to predict inter-annual variability of Pg was strongly limited by discrepancies that persisted for days-to-weeks at a time, which implies that poor model skill was caused, to uncertain degrees, by inadequate representation of acclimation to environmental stress, and discrepancies between measurement and footprint-weighted conditions.