Sentence examples for inadequate estimation from inspiring English sources

One educator spoke of the problem in determining the direction of teaching because of an inadequate estimation of the learning level and thinking ability of the students.

These interassay variations were attributed to operator variability, technical errors and/or inadequate estimation of this heterogeneous molecule and its complexes with other proteins [ 22, 23].

The inadequate estimation was probably due to the poor variability of these indices and also the non-normal distribution of the data, with a very low proportion of high values in this dataset.

However, the estimated clinical value of many of these new therapies is based on data from small randomized studies, with questionable designs and control treatments, and inadequate estimations of long-term safety and toxicity.

We argue that this technique is inadequate for estimation of failure probabilities and insufficient for comparison of different designs.

However, as gene circuits often involve highly nonlinear reactions, such a crude linear interpolation may result in an inadequate parameter estimation.

Inadequate size estimation or failure to detect additional foci of disease may thus result in positive resection margins after surgery or early recurrent disease.

However, designs which are optimal for model discrimination may be inadequate for parameter estimation.

Considering that this empirical expression is inadequate, an improved estimation is required that also takes into account the beam geometry and reinforcement.

However, the limited number of subjects, and significant biases in terms of gender and age, may make the evaluation of age estimation inadequate.

However, inventory data available to these community forests are inadequate for carbon estimation as they were done for timber exploitation as required by extant community forestry rules.