"I have been working a long time- still with inadequate success-to try to think clearly about the market system and about democracy.
In our study, when a coronal restoration was inadequate, the success rate of adequately treated canals was reduced.
In cases of adequate root canal treatment and inadequate restoration, the success rate was 45% (55/122) (Table 3).
The relatively poor rate of success might have resulted from inadequate quality of BAC-end genomic sequence available at the time (Sept , 2004.
Ms. Brown's story tells us not just that the SAT is an inadequate predictor of college success, but that it can be malignant.
Simply put, these kinds of statistics are woefully inadequate for determining the success of an online ad campaign, and they need to be abandoned.
The timeframe is completely inadequate for any meaningful success.
Stephen Brown noted that the early Harry Potter books, especially Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, were a runaway success despite inadequate and poorly organised marketing.
Markers for which genotyping scoring success was inadequate (<80%) and poorly genotyped individuals (<70%) were excluded from further study.
Later, KEMRI improved its innovation management and technological capabilities through recruitment and training, but these were still inadequate to ensure the success of its next effort in product development.
In our experience, such limited criteria as grade point average (GPA) and GRE, commonly used by many programs as benchmarks for application review, are inadequate as predictors of success in our program.
