Sentence examples for inadequate generating from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the inadequate generating capacity also makes system suffer reliability and stability risk.

While commercially available software applications provide analysis algorithms to identify significant regions of change, we [6] have found this to be inadequate for generating a whole-genome view of DNA copy number changes without heavy manual interpretation.

However, Rousseau also clearly believes that the mere contemplation of self interest would be inadequate to generate a general will.

This was found to be an important criterion in developing the porous structure as, due to the high sinterability of non-calcined YSZ, even the addition of graphite is inadequate to generate sufficient open porosity.

According to Zabarella, the two methods involved here the methodus resolutiva (analysis) and methodus compositiva (synthesis)—are to be combined in providing the joint method for natural philosophy, all other methods, such as Plato's method of division, being inadequate to generate genuine knowledge.

Third, our sample size may have been inadequate to generate an adequate prediction model.

If data provided in the original study were inadequate to generate the contingency table, we sent two emails, at a 1-week interval, to the corresponding author for clarification.

Since our in-depth transcriptome analysis was performed at 3 and 24 h post-infection, we hypothesize that the relative expression of candidate #1 is likely inadequate to generate sufficient reads to achieve an MEV greater than 1.5 fold.

This was reached using standard GRADE criteria, including a high risk of selection bias (due to inadequate methods of generating the random sequence and concealing treatment allocation, and the lack of baseline data), and the statistical uncertainty given that the result did not reach standard levels of statistical significance (95%).

The Yale Corporation took its divestment action after those attempts generated inadequate responses from the companies.

The European asylum crisis of 2015 revealed that, even in highly integrated and cooperative contexts such as the EU, unpreparedness, political confusion and misinformation generate inadequate and humanly costly policy responses.