Sentence examples for inadequate experimental from inspiring English sources

Yet, there is inadequate experimental and clinical evidence regarding its hypnotic effects.

Early experiments were adversely affected by inadequate experimental timescales and, potentially, an unintended secondary shockwave.

However, definitional subjectivity, diverse or unstated theoretical foundations, incongruities among empirical findings, and inadequate experimental design remain matters of concern.

Many studies are confounded by inadequate experimental designs, poor measures of performance, and different methods for characterizing OTS.

There are still inadequate experimental results and accurate theoretical models of SGFET devices incubated in DNA solutions which are able to explain their detection mechanism and source of the experimentally observed signal generation.

In addition, the effect of pH on modelled N mineralisation and N transformation processes have an inadequate experimental basis (see Additional file 1 Eq. (34)) and MSW (see Additional file 1 Eq. (33)).

IARC Working Group (1993) concluded that there was limited evidence in humans and inadequate evidence in experimental animals for carcinogenicity of pickled vegetables.

In 2001, the International Agency for Research on Cancer classified ELF MF as a possible carcinogen based on limited evidence in humans and inadequate evidence from experimental animal studies.

In 1990, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) categorized welding fumes in Group 2B – possibly carcinogenic to humans – based on limited evidence in humans and inadequate evidence in experimental animals.

Inadequate reporting of experimental methods may lead to publications that are of limited value as a source of scientific evidence on which to base future research or to inform policy or health practice.

For ELF MFs, the IARC evaluation of "possibly carcinogenic" was founded on a determination that there was limited evidence of carcinogenicity in humans based on its effects on childhood leukemia and "inadequate evidence" in experimental animals (IARC 2002).