Sentence examples for inadequate instruments from inspiring English sources

In addition, inadequate instruments may cause further biased results (Roberts and Whited 2013).

It cannot be ruled out that studies on inadequate instruments were not published.

However, during the last ten years research has also considered boys and revealed that some of the gender differences might be due to inadequate instruments for boys (i.e., only focusing on the thin ideal [ 21, 22]).

Dr Beate Dreike of the German department at Cork University says Schlink's fiction is a sophisticated critique of the limits of the law, and that for some crimes, particularly those committed many years ago, the law is an inadequate instrument of justice.

However, the examination of the students to ascertain the actual presence or absence of acne precluded our reliance on self-reported acne, which has been found to be an inadequate instrument in epidemiologic surveys.

In a Brazilian study among male adolescents with acne, Almeida et al 19 reported that the prevalence of active acne obtained by dermatological examination was higher than that for self-reported acne, concluding that self-reporting of acne in adolescents is an inadequate instrument for epidemiological studies.

Post-treatment disease associated with poor endodontic treatment may be caused as a result of not using rubber dam, poor access resulting in missed untreated root canals, inadequate instrumentation, inadequate disinfection, inadequate root canal filling or iatrogenic errors, e.g. fractured instrument, perforation, ledge [ 8].

For the last category, Data Rejected (colored in grey), the required data were inadequate for analysis due to poor instrument practice, exhibited extremely poor S/N or contained indiscernible artefacts or impurities, etc.

What's more, CUNY knows that two of its diagnostic tests -- in writing and reading -- are such inadequate assessment instruments that it has hired a company to develop new tests.

They were done without anaesthetic, with obsolete or inadequate surgical instruments, with no sterilisation, often with very poor light, on kitchen tables, by medically untrained people with no real knowledge of anatomy.

Jovanovic writes that when recording what Peter Buckley in his Rough Guide to Rock terms the "snarling guitar rock" of the first album's "Don't Lie To Me", the band, deeming conventional instruments inadequate for the task, wheeled two Norton Commando motorcycles into the studio and gunned the engines to intensify the song's bridge.