Sentence examples for inadequate for study from inspiring English sources

These procedures are therefore inadequate for study of the biodiversity of a natural or engineered ecosystem.

Stable transfectants turned out to be inadequate for study because the full-length transfectants quickly evolved into a population dominated by the cleaved form, MUC1*, having little or no full-length protein available on the cell surface (data not shown).

The authors concluded that the human endotoxemia model is inadequate for study of the pathophysiology of capillary leak in sepsis.

We wanted to study whether soy formula prolonged the physiologic estrogenization of newborns, but available quantitative descriptions of the natural history of breast and genital development are inadequate for study design.

Differences like these indicate that the EGM2008 data alone are not inadequate for studying flexure around the LMS area.

Since most of the large-scale electrochemical techniques provide only average data integrating over a relatively large surface area (square millimeters square centimeters) they are often inadequate for studying localized corrosion processes on passive metal surfaces.

The computational results indicate that the classical linear model is inadequate for studying the transient response of the bolted flange connection structure when the ratio of the longitudinal vibration frequency to the bending vibration frequency is around 2 1.

Either selfish gene theory is inadequate for studying group selection, or the vehicle concept must be broadened to include the groups that have always been posited in group selection models.

We have identified two serious flaws in the study by Okoniewski and Miller: (1) The data used in their paper are not amenable to correlation analysis; (2) The proposed simulation model is inadequate for studying the effects of cross-hybridization.

However, these devices do not realistically mimic the in vivo geometrical features (e.g., successive bifurcations, vascular morphology) and flow conditions (e.g., converging or diverging flows at bifurcations) and are inadequate for studying adhesion event differences between healthy and diseased vasculature.

Because the person had not been subject to the ward routines, the interview was considered inadequate for the study.