Schooling was largely inadequate, and expectations dismally low – generally children of Cyril's background, no matter how bright they were, simply weren't expected to go to grammar school.
To meet Emily Dickinson or Henry James would be, from their side, to intrude on them, maybe even to make them feel inadequate to expectation.
The charges and the community's response also roiled two leading institutions, which struggled with shifting cultural expectations, inadequate reporting and disciplinary tools, and the challenge of treating all parties fairly.
"The juvenile justice education programs that serve hundreds of thousands of students are characterized by low expectations, inadequate supports to address student needs, and ineffective instruction and technology," Steve Suitts, vice president of the Southern Education Foundation and author of the study, said in a press release.
Barriers include restrictive legislation and regulation of the role [ 10, 11], lack of role descriptions and understanding of the role, conflicting expectations, inadequate administrative and physician support and insufficient long-term human resource planning, as well as poor understanding of how the NP role interfaces with other members of the health team [ 10, 11, 26- 31].
Our results demonstrate that current trial design may be inadequate to address the expectations of patients.
◆ Detection bias: differences in observation of outcome parameters, e.g. due to inadequate blinding and respective expectations by assessors, due to training effects or others.
From our literature review, it is clear that necessary arrangements regarding incentives, supervision, referral, supplies, and training are often inadequate and that CHWs' expectations regarding these issues do not correspond with reality [ 1, 9- 116 122, 123] 123].
These barriers can be structural financial, for example—but can also relate to perceptions of care or psychosocial problems: the prospect of encountering inadequate care providers or the expectation that problems will improve by themselves, for example [ 15, 17].
