Sentence examples for inadequate presentation from inspiring English sources

This flexible mammalian influenza VLP system offers a superior alternative to the conventional reverse genetic vaccine platform without concerns over inadequate presentation of immune antigens or limitations imposed by the manipulation of real viruses.

The inadequate presentation of females to the public health facilities can be related to the social norms and lack of acknowledgement of women health as priority [ 33].

Concerns regarding such inadequate presentation of predictive models in other areas of medicine such as cancer research have also been reported [ 3, 13- 15].

Inadequate presentation of performance, lack of confidence in data quality and the risk of adverse consequences are mentioned as reasons [ 14, 16].

This inadequate presentation of the facts may lead the public to believe that, as in a lottery - which demands hope before the draw, but fatalism after it - the differences in survival are simply due to chance, and that little or nothing can be done to change them.

Conditions impeding optimized outgrowth may arise from inadequate stimulus presentation due to differences in injury geometry or signal attenuation.

The report said that inadequate trial preparation, a frequent failure to make timely contact with witnesses and poor presentations at hearings led to case dismissals and damaged the effectiveness of the prosecutions.

Inadequate reporting and presentation of survival data has been shown to be a concern in the cancer literature (Altman et al, 1995).

High amputation rates might be due to the prevalence of disease in different settings, late presentation, inadequate resources, and a local approach by surgeons.

The prevalence of pain is amplified by lack of access to health facilities, late presentation, inadequate diagnosis, treatment unavailability, lack of medical education regarding pain control, and scarcity and underprescribing of opioids [ 1- 4].

Such findings are repeated internationally as in a survey of patients the UK where it was demonstrated that delayed diagnosis of colorectal cancer in rural areas was a function of: late presentation; inadequate arrangements for investigation; and communication failures [ 11, 12].