Sentence examples for inadequate forms of from inspiring English sources

When you think about the millions of strange things we have wrought over the centuries, it is a mystery why we have such inadequate forms of classification to break them all down.

They don't aspire to be much more than Internet memes, but you can see in them something of Mr. Kelley's concern for the human yearning behind sad clichés and inadequate forms of expression.

There is a tendency for identification challenges due to inadequate forms of identification to provide high ultra-precision identification of large numbers of livestock.

"It's a timely topic, because we are confronted with reports of research projects that often involve inadequate forms of consent," says Ruth Fischbach, a senior biomedical ethics advisor at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) who spoke at the meetings' session on bioethics.

He considered her current means of self-defense — an empty SoBe-tea bottle, which she planned to crush over someone's head, if the need arose — an inadequate form of protection.

The most common attributed causes of injury were inadequate form of movement (33%) and exacerbation of previous injury (33%).

Problems associated with irrigated agriculture have been attributed to poor water management due to lack of knowledge of soil plant atmosphere relations, inadequate form of water application, hydrochemical relations triggered by irrigation, and soil's microbiological surroundings.

This study suggests that breast cancer patients receiving combination chemotherapy including alkylating agents are at increased risk of CIN, and that cervical cytology alone may be an inadequate form of screening for these patients.

This study suggests that female patients with HD are at increased risk of CIN, and that cervical cytology alone may be an inadequate form of screening for these patients.

Kemp accuses the organization of being sloppy in registering voters, and says they submitted inadequate forms for a batch of applicants that was predominantly black.

Beyond organisational policies, many reasons have been proposed to explain low incident reporting in institutionalised settings, including unclear or inadequate forms, lack of feedback on reporting, fear of personal consequences and lack of time to fill out forms.