Sentence examples for inadequate for making from inspiring English sources

The paper examines some of the issues involved in choosing an appropriate weighting scheme and shows that a couple of schemes in common use by VLBI astronomers are inadequate for making VSOP images.

An adequate smear is one that was not classed as inadequate (for making a good cytological classification).

Pharmacokinetic data for anthrax PEP antimicrobials are very limited and generally inadequate for making alternate dosing recommendations during pregnancy and the postpartum period (5 ).

The signs and symptoms, along with routine CSF and radiographic finding in patients with CNS tuberculosis, are often inadequate for making confirmative diagnosis [ 13].

Yet the GRADE approach, acknowledging that evidence alone is inadequate for making recommendations, specifically directs that local contextual factors be taken into account when producing recommendations.

That imperfect understanding and only partial embodiment of the vision is an inadequate basis for making binding group decisions to advance it.

That may be because they cause distractions for all the employees in adjacent, low-partitioned workstations or because they have inadequate wall space for making presentations.

The current literature provides an inadequate evidence base for making important policy and practice decisions in relation to primary care initiatives for Indigenous persons with type 2 diabetes.

From a patient's perspective this practice of increasing discussions about treatment options when end stage kidney disease is approached is inadequate for decision making.

In your report (Women chain themselves to St Paul's pulpit, 15 October) and the accompanying leader article on the Occupy protesters at St Paul's, there was some criticism of the cathedral for making inadequate responses to the issues Occupy raises.

But trade union group IndustriALL criticised retailers this week for making "woefully inadequate" contributions to a proposed $40m£24m4m) fund set up to compensate the families of the dead and the injured.