Either alone is inadequate; for example, (1) alone might also be achieved by an artificial stimulus, for example, a drug, (2) alone might merely represent some traumatic or accidental side effect, and (3) alone establishes only correlation but not causation.
But many of the hastily opened plants offered no hope of being cost-competitive with conventional power, being poorly designed or located where sunshine was inadequate, for example.
In addition, most descriptions of analysis methods in published papers are inadequate (for example see [ 28]).
Some of the methods and definitions were inadequate, for example the combination of reinforcement/punishment.
Three-hundred eighty three records were unavailable or were inadequate (for example twice sampled or admission was to short).
These were graded as adequate, unclear, or not described and inadequate (for example, alternation, allocation by day of admission, hospital room), as recommended in the Cochrane Handbook.
If the existing conventions are found to be inadequate, for example, because bio-technological developments give rise to new problems, then this is an international problem to which international solutions should be sought.
These results thus confirm the prognostic importance of miR-21 independently from prognostic markers, proven to be inadequate, for example, T-category, malignancy grade, tumour perforation, tumour fixation, invasion of nerves and invasion of veins.
The increasing variety of semantics proposed in the context of Dung's theory of argumentation makes more and more inadequate the example-based approach commonly adopted for evaluating and comparing different semantics.
If service delivery is poor, for example because of inadequate maintenance and then mechanical breakdown, people can vent their frustration by vandalizing project infrastructure.
