Grunting is an inadequate term to describe the extended, high-pitched wails that the Portuguese teen produces during and after most strokes.
Similarly, "fake news," which in the past most accurately described stories in supermarket tabloids, with references to celebrities, infidelity, and intergalactic life forms, is an inadequate term for the remarkable prevalence of disinformation in our political landscape.
Johnson convenes the world's leading economists now and then; they range from Joe Stiglitz on the visible left hand of the spectrum to the sensible neoclassical sensibilities of Kenneth Rogoff -- and even right, though that is an inadequate term, of Rogoff.
Acknowledging that "functional disorders" is an inadequate term, we still use this term in the current study to designate four disorders: OAB, IBS, CF and FD.
He argues that "hypervirulent" is an inadequate term to describe PCR ribotypes 027 and 078 and that no single factor (toxins, sporulation or resistance) is responsible for the increased virulence of epidemic strains, though at least one of the major clostridial toxins is required.
Inadequate performance, short term durability and high cost of polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) are the major roadblocks that need to be resolved for successful commercialization of high temperature PEM fuel cell.
Thus fad diets, no matter how effective they are in the short term, remain inadequate for long-term weight control.
It is inadequate in terms of its scope, it is inadequate in terms of its information technology, leadership, management systems and processes," he told MPs.
