Sentence examples for inadequate to develop from inspiring English sources

"The administration's proposal may well be inadequate to develop the treatments and cures urgently needed by millions of patients suffering from serious illnesses".

However, our understanding of the predictors of fall-related injury in healthcare settings is currently inadequate to develop such targeted interventions.

A recent review (Ramirez et al, 1999) indicated that most studies done so far were deemed to be of poor quality and that the strength of the current evidence is inadequate to develop specific strategies to shorten patient delay.

Perceived barriers to EIPM were lack of knowledge about data sources, inadequate time to develop evidence-informed briefs, and insufficient resources for accessing and managing evidence.

India's environment minister criticized developed countries on Tuesday, saying they had offered inadequate support to developing nations in the fight against climate change.

Together, the discrepancies and high variability of seafood Hg concentrations we observed based on a large aggregation of data indicate that smaller data sets are more susceptible to random sampling error and may be inadequate aids to developing public health policy or scientific understanding.

MacColl added: "It is not good enough for the government to leave it up to franchisees to develop inadequate compromise offers which don't provide fair discounts".

But he did denounce as "grossly inadequate" the process used to develop the rules, saying they represented "an obvious violation" of the federal law that requires public participation in rule-making procedures related to environmental law.

The results of a survey administered within a large engineering firm suggest a fairly high level of concern about climate issues within this sector: participants perceived climate change to be an important issue, current practices to be inadequate, and a need to develop new ways of addressing climate change.

Despite improvements in treatment, some patients, particularly the very young and elderly, and those receiving inadequate antimicrobial therapy, continue to develop severe and life threatening disease [ 5- 7].

The web of multiple physicians often results in fragmentation that arises from inadequate communication and failure to develop an established, unified care plan.