Sentence examples for inadequate to represent from inspiring English sources
Bennett said the looming failure of the major parties in the election made it obvious that Britain's electoral system was inadequate to represent the choice voters desired.
As soon as scribes first made attempts to write in vernacular languages, they found the resources of the Latin alphabet inadequate to represent the non-Latin sounds of their spoken language.
However, crisp data are inadequate to represent the real life situation since human judgements are vague and cannot be estimated with exact numeric values.
Although he apparently considers the contemplation of these to be helpful in the pursuit of God, in the last section (Book XV) of On the Trinity, Augustine emphasizes that even these are "immeasurably inadequate" to represent God (428 [XV.6.428).
The primary users of visionary video prototyping are technology innovators who need to express their ideas and concepts in a narrative storytelling medium but have found other methods inadequate to represent those ideas.
These results can mean that either the original series have linear dynamics, the test statistics for distinguishing linear from nonlinear behaviour do not have the power to detect the kind of nonlinearity present, or the process is nonlinear but the sampling is inadequate to represent the dynamics.
Extremely large or small values may indicate an inadequate choice of metadata to represent the content Association between metadata values The confidence level of an association rule X→Y is an indicator of whether the set of values X makes the set of values Y redundant or not.
Whilst this research has generated an initial insight into the knowledge and awareness of HE use within HTA for the medical device sector, it is acknowledged that the sample size was inadequate to extrapolate out to represent SMEs throughout the whole UK medical device sector.
America might appear to represent an inadequate answer.
The proportion of AFP cases with inadequate signs or symptoms believed to represent diphtheria compared with other causes detected in a single year is shown in the Figure.
However, as with all methodologies, these models have many limitations, inherent but inadequate assumptions, and lack the flexibility required to represent appropriately clinical reality [ 27].
