Sentence examples for inadequate passage from inspiring English sources

Hydrocephalus is defined as "an active distension of the ventricular system of the brain resulting from inadequate passage of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) from its point of production within the cerebral ventricles to its point of absorption into the systemic circulation" [ 11].

It is widely accepted that inadequate transplacental passage of thyroid hormone (TH) from the mother to the fetus in early pregnancy can affect fetal central nervous system development (de Escobar et al., 2008).

At one point, I think she did actually touch my neck, but mostly she commented on my running and sitting postures, my inadequate nasal passages and my too-muscular quadriceps.

Present expertise in culvert hydraulic design is deficient because many empirically-based guidelines are often inadequate for fish passage.

Several members of Congress and nongovernment analysts said that the oversight of thousands of private military personnel was plainly inadequate and were urging passage of new laws governing contractors, particularly those carrying weapons.

While the knot-meter sometimes hovered in the low- to mid-20's on the passage, it was inadequate preparation for a spin on Club Med.

Traditional experimental approaches using site-directed mutagenesis or serial viral passage are also inadequate to quantify inherent mutational tolerance while such experimental techniques have been used to determine the effect of specific mutations on HA, they cannot feasibly be applied to all possible individual amino-acid mutations.

The first passage contextualizes how having inadequate legal status restricted individuals from acquiring an NHS Medical Card resulting in refused medical attention from local GPs.

"Our deepest fear," the passage goes, "is not that we are inadequate.

In one insightful passage, Isabel reflects on the feeling of being an inadequate actress, improvising a supporting role in the drama of her daily existence.

The dams on the Snake can power a city the size of Seattle and have elaborate systems for fish passage, though a federal judge has repeatedly found them inadequate.