Sentence examples for inadequate proper from inspiring English sources

In most rural slaughterhouses where the electric power supply doesn't exist or is inadequate, proper detection of TB lesions may not be possible, thus allowing more infected carcasses to pass unnoticed.

The Polish engineer Tadeusz Kościuszko found the area inadequate for proper defensive works, so a new location was found about three miles further north (and about 10 mile south of Saratoga).

In this context, the adjuvant activity of the administered ex vivo-derived DCs may be inadequate for proper naïve T cell stimulation, and the benefits of antigen transfer could go undetected, unless combined with other immunotherapeutic strategies that focus on inhibiting the factors that contribute to the immunosuppressive tumor environment [20].

The altered decorin expression would ultimately influence collagen fibril assembly, producing a matrix inadequate for proper mineralization.

Because technology companies are so different to companies involved in the first antitrust cases in the early 20th century, some measures and approaches have become inadequate for their proper regulation.

"The panel agree with the view expressed by Sir Richard Tilt [one of the counsels in the inquiry] that a 'no first strike' deal was a wholly inadequate substitute for proper security and control".

Observers are sceptical, saying that existing domestic inspections are inadequate; that a proper transition between inspection regimes would be needed; that trade union activity is harshly repressed; and that the industry's influence – it makes up four-fifths of the country's exports and produces many of its MPs – poses obvious problems.

Exclusion criteria were: patients with a clinical but not instrumental diagnosis of any tendon disease; subjects who had not tried any conservative approach; subjects referring an inadequate duration of proper medical or physical treatments.

Even though the information in the MND and IS is totally inadequate to allow proper public input, NRDC has reviewed excerpts from the September 26 , 2012Traffic Impact Analysis ("TIA") analysis.

Apparently the presence of active HAS-1 and HAS-2 synthases is inadequate to assure proper homing and lodging of hematopoietic stem cells in Has-3−/− mice.

Such an approach needs to be supplemented with a 'buy-in' from all HCPs as well as administrators, as opposed to the dissemination of an eLearning module which may in and of itself be inadequate without a proper context.