These findings are consistent with earlier surveys showing highly inadequate risk factor control in patients with and without established CVD disease [ 3, 14- 18].
High rate of neonatal mortality has been strongly associated with unmet hygienic needs as well as inadequate environmental factors, financial conditions, nutrition, and medical education and care [2],[3].
Features of Early Tertiary and later Mesozoic age-ranges have been identified and cogent though possibly inadequate survival factors have been cited.
Lack of agreement between the results obtained with different test configurations has been attributed to the use of inconsistent data reduction schemes or inadequate correction factors used to correct for, e.g. the large deformations occurring with some tough modern materials.
Either comparable numbers of patient CD45RO+ cells are not generated from CD45RA+ cells at the same rate as in healthy control cell populations, there may be higher rates of reversion to CD45RA+ from CD45RO+ following antigen exposure, or perhaps inadequate survival factors result in deletion of generated CD45RO+ cells.
In many research studies, inadequate housing factors are simply subsumed under "socioeconomic status" and relegated to a covariate at best.
Despite the above limitations, our findings show the effectiveness of community based targeted health screening program, in identifying significant numbers of persons with CKD previously undiagnosed, and also in finding those with inadequate risk-factor control.
At family level the intermediary factors are the shared genetic factors, sanitation and inadequate health care factors [6], [9].
While waiting for plasmapheresis treatment, plasma transfusions are indicated to make up for the inadequate von Willebrand factor cleavage protein [ 67].
Under compromised conditions, various factors (inadequate information, automation disruptions, and human-made decision errors) may create new disturbances to the power systems.
