Sentence examples for inadequate increase from inspiring English sources

A survey taken of those who abandoned the Liberals in 1957 showed that 5.1% did so because of Suez, 38.2% because of the Pipeline Debate, 26.7% because of what they considered an inadequate increase in the old age pension, and 30% because it was time for a change.

However following TI, even if Treg cells maintained a suppressive function, the inadequate increase in the proportion of Tregs and/or the decrease in the absolute number of Tregs resulted in a failure to control immune activation.

Metabolic dysfunctions emerge as decreased insulin sensitivity, inadequate increase in subsequent insulin release, and reduced glucose tolerance [ 26].

There was a steady, albeit inadequate, increase in self-reported regular exercise in older adults between 1988 and 2004.

Complications that may occur during the 'classical' apnea test include severe respiratoy acidosis causing hemodynamic instability, hypoxemia and an inadequate increase in CO2 requiring repeat testing.

On the contrary, 10 years later Jubran and coworkers confirmed inadequate increase of cardiac output with decreased mixed venous oxygen saturation during weaning failure of cardiac origin [ 8].

When the interval of classroom ventilation exceeded 1 h, air renewal was determined to be inadequate, increasing potential risk for infection.

Furthermore, in rural health centres in Gabon, drugs such as antibiotics are commonly given by intramuscular injection, and the sterilization procedures are often inadequate, increasing the risk for HCV transmission.

The MADIT II study demonstrated that adequate ICD cardioversion/defibrillation increases threefold and inadequate defibrillation increases twofold the overall mortality [ 67].

Current mesh-like multicore architecture is inadequate to increase memory-level-parallelism because of its poor core-to-core interconnection topology.

We have shown that, in critically ill children with impaired glucose tolerance, β-cells can be dysfunctional, resulting in an inadequate compensatory increase in insulin release to the decreased insulin sensitivity.