Sentence examples for inadequate detection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zouker said Mr. Reid was identified as a high-risk flier on Friday, when the questioning made him miss his flight, as well as on the following day, when he was able to board -- a failure that Mr. Zouker attributed to inadequate detection technology once his employees had again flagged Mr. Reid.

Previous reviews by such oversight agencies as the Government Accountability Office have recited a litany of IRS problems with refunds, including duplicate or wrongful payments and inadequate detection of questionable or even fraudulent refund requests from the outside.

The Dutch media frequently report the inadequate detection of child abuse in hospital emergency departments (EDs).

Ineffective or inadequate detection and/or treatment of these pathogens inevitably contribute also to further transmission of the STIs.

Emergence and spread of multidrug-resistant (MDR) and extensively drug-resistant (XDR) tuberculosis (TB) are facilitated by inadequate detection and treatment (1 ).

Conventional culture-based microbiological water quality monitoring techniques take a long time (several days), and usually a small volume of water is sampled (typically 100 mL), which gives rise to inadequate detection limits with regard to drinking water safety.

An unhealthy lifestyle (eg, poor diet and physical inactivity), poor detection and inadequate treatment are the key contributors to the non-optimal levels of metabolic risk factors in this region.

Inadequate diagnostic tools have also contributed to poor detection and poor control of multi-drug resistant TB (MDR-TB) [1].

By avoiding the pitfalls of inappropriate sources of enrichment, insufficient durations of colonization/competition studies, suboptimal study areas and inadequate nutrient detection limits in future research, the potential to provide new insights into the nutrient status of coral reefs is greatly increased.

This problem affects low-income countries with high rates of TB in particular, since these countries tend to have inadequate case detection and reporting systems.

Inadequate case detection at primary health care contributes to low treatment success rate and an extended period of disease transmission, particularly MDR-TB.