Sentence examples for inadequate placement from inspiring English sources

This suggested that the inoculated strain was almost absent in the plants due either to the environmental conditions, competition with indigenous AMF or inadequate placement of inoculum.

Inadequate placement of the OC plugs may produce abnormal stress and strain distributions within the cartilage, and thus influence the regeneration of the injured cartilage site and the maintenance of opposing, healthy cartilage surfaces.

In 2 children, a staple was placed too far anteriorly and was therefore rated as having inadequate placement.

2 patients were excluded, 1 because of inadequate placement of the implanted tantalum spheres required for RSA and the second because of loss to follow-up.

The diagnostic confirmed that the concrete was of low strength and showed many shortcomings such as inappropriate mix design with respect to coarse aggregate size of concrete resulting in honeycombing, construction errors such as lack of cover and the use of low slump concrete, poor placement and inadequate vibration.

Slob et al. argue that in order to minimize the risk of inadequate dose placement, a larger number of dose groups should be used, even though the number of animals in each dose group will decrease.

The characterization of glycosylation differences at the sequence level is inadequate as the placement of carbohydrates is structurally complex.

Instead, it declared he was given inadequate information about the placement and incorrect information about the consequences of turning it down.

Gaseous microemboli can be introduced into the ECMO circuit during cannula placement, from inadequate priming of the filter system, from the perfusionist accessing the circuit (for blood draws or medication injection), from the pump or from turbulent flow within the tubing [17, 18].

Availability of childcare and supported school placements was inadequate.

Existing reserve assessments have been consistently criticized for a myriad of insufficiencies, including limited sample replication [5], non-random reserve placement [6], and inadequate controls for temporal and spatial variability in the systems being protected [7], [8].