Solely focusing on species occurrence is likely to yield an inadequate descriptor of the system's state, as similar patterns may have very different meanings with respect to system well-being.
Use short descriptors for categories.
Moreover, the authors acknowledge that "a review of the CEFR and the College English Curriculum Requirements CECR Ministry of Educationion, 2007) indicated that the vocabulary descriptors in both documents were inadequate to describe vocabulary knowledge for College English education in China".
For each agent being evaluated, the process begins with separate evaluations of the evidence of cancer in humans and cancer in experimental animals, each choosing one of four descriptors: "sufficient evidence," "limited evidence," "inadequate evidence," or "evidence suggesting lack of carcinogenicity" (for definitions of these terms, see IARC 2004).
This means that the standard deviations over orientations, see Fig. 5, are not due to inadequate validation of the classifier but a genuine variation in descriptor performance.
In comparison with the descriptors in the CEFR, the descriptors in the CECR are even more inadequate, inconsistent and underdefined in describing the constructs of vocabulary knowledge.
Specific descriptive definitions of auxins have been known to be inadequate for many years (reviewed in 1953), and the focus has been on functional descriptors.
These descriptors are set by the DWP, not Atos, and campaign groups and charities alike have argued that they are inadequate at assessing fitness for work.
Inadequate, inadequate, inadequate.
Labels are more than descriptors.
