Sentence examples for inadequate identification of from inspiring English sources

Participants suggested there has been inadequate identification of important patient subgroups in previous trials.

However, major concern was raised about lack of appropriate comparison cohorts of untreated patients, incomplete data on GH exposure and treatment regimens, inadequate characterization of patients, and inadequate identification of other risk factors.

Indeed, in our context, the inadequate identification of risk factors for hearing loss affected the balance between misdiagnosis (or delayed diagnosis), parental stress, and good allocation of human, technical, and financial resources (for the family and society).

Inadequate identification of food safety hazards, poor control of the processing environment, and lapses in carrying out established procedures can lead to food safety failures, allowing contamination to occur during cheese manufacturing steps.

There remains a knowledge gap for ethnic and racial groups other than Aboriginal Canadians and Canadians of European ancestry because of insufficient numbers in survey data and inadequate identification of other ethnic groups in administrative data sets.

The fact that there are false or inadequate identifications of goodness does not mean that there is not a true and adequate account of what is perfecting or fulfilling of human agents.

Yet academic research has revealed ongoing issues such as poor identification of the patterns of abuse, limited resources, inadequate police training and budget cuts mean opportunities to prosecute are still being missed.

This finding needs to be treated with caution as it may represent inadequate identification or reporting of the eligible population.

RapID NH gave Haemophilus influenzae as first choice (inadequate identification; probability 76%; bioscore 1/610).

Urine analysis alone may be inadequate for identification of those with impaired renal function where resources for biochemistry are limited.

In its verdict, the court said that under Mr. Trichet's stewardship, the treasury had possession of only "imprecise or inexact information" that was inadequate to allow easy identification of any manipulation of the accounts at Crédit Lyonnais.