Such event is caused for instance by the uncertainties inherent in the non-destructive inspection (i.e. the probability of detecting a crack is not equal to one), or by inadequate scheduling of the maintenance activities (i.e. if the maintenance activities are planned too early in the service life, the cracks may be too short to be detected).
Cancellations are caused by a clinical system performing sub-optimally, e.g., poor scheduling, inadequate medical pre-assessment, and facility shortcomings [ 14- 19].
False negative results may arise from inadequate treatment schedules and inappropriate control interventions.
Due to the limited uplink resource and inadequate uplink scheduling, the LTE system may still suffer from frequent handover failures caused by unreliable uplink measurement reports at high mobility.
A decade ago Flyvbjerg et al. (2003) observed that ESIA was learning only slowly, and shortcomings concerned (a) lack of accuracy in impact prediction, (b) the narrow scope of impacts and their time horizons, and (c) inadequate organization, scheduling and institutional integration of the ESIA process in overall project decision-making.
Inadequate dosing schedules may lead to suboptimal exposure at the infection site, increasing the risk for therapeutic failure or selection of resistant bacteria.
NPHCPs also reported being asked to provide education with minimal lead time, leading to the challenge of last-minute learner scheduling, inadequate preparation time for teaching and difficulty in scheduling appropriate patients.
Inadequate QOL assessment schedules in clinical trials may result in biased QOL underestimating the true symptom burden a patient experiences.
Although some community based studies have reported fairly high levels of adherence, data on factors influencing adherence to artemether-lumefantrine (AL) treatment schedule remain inadequate.
These include inadequate time in the schedule and insufficient resources or personnel to provide pain control and sedation, gather supplies and to hold the patient.
