Sentence examples for inadequate practical from inspiring English sources

Both groups indicated transition challenges from medical school to medical practice attributable to inadequate practical experience.

Inadequate practical support to help older people at home, with transport, or with care for dependent spouses and other family presents another barrier to treatment.

New problems emerged from this study included poor teacher-student relationship, inadequate practical and clinical sessions, poor interest and participation of the students in the classroom.

Working from Jenkins's patents, DuMont set up a simultaneous picture and sound broadcast in 1930 and concluded that electromechanical systems were inadequate for practical television and that a purely electronic system was needed.

Conventional rectangular microchannel based designs typically used for on-chip chemical processing were found to be inadequate for practical high-throughput micro packed-bed application due to the associated high pressure drops.

The traditional transfer alignment for airborne weapons are inadequate to fulfill practical requirement, because of the complicated and unknown wing flexure deformation.

Achieving this goal is seriously hampered, however, because the present state of knowledge on FZT infection in the fish production chain is inadequate to devise practical and sustainable prevention strategies, especially for small-scale and integrated freshwater aquaculture.

Mercury porosimeter experiments have been traditionally used to investigate the pore structure of oil bearing rocks, although interpretation based upon the oversimplified parallel-bundle model is inadequate to explain many practical aspects of oil recovery.

It was found that, the strengths predicted by design codes are generally inadequate for channels with a practical web slenderness range.

A practical implication of inadequate understanding of the tests indicates that caregivers should make sure that all clients fully understand the information about the screening tests.

The PAP Study findings highlighted several major obstacles to strengthening the sectors within overall social protection and inclusion system: lack of funding, lack of professional staff, lack of initiative, insufficient cooperation with other sectors and with parents, inadequate working conditions, and insufficient practical clarifications of positive legislation.