While we're all used to advertising giving us complexes about our weight or our wrinkles, or making us feel generally inadequate, scaring us half to death seems to be adding injury to insult.
After the votes, Rebecca Killion of Bowie, Md., a patient representative on the advisory panel, said, "My feeling here is that we're being asked to take a very draconian action based on studies that are very inadequate for us to make that kind of decision".
It was totally inadequate by US standards, but obviously, the options were pretty limited.
For example, it is possible that differences in the incidence of malaria between dispensaries affected the proportion of low birthweight babies across the dispensaries, but data on the incidence of malaria are inadequate for us to test this hypothesis.
When guilt bleeds into shame and makes us feel inadequate, or drives us to give up who we are to fit in with culture, trends, or other people's expectations, then it has gone too far and no longer serves its social function.
This mental, affective and volatile response is the Kingdom of God within us that judges the present as inadequate and impels us to work for the Kingdom of God outside us.
In light of this, becoming aware of one's own errors may be an essential ability that keeps us from repeating inadequate behaviour and protects us from potentially harmful situations.
While the previous reviews have provided some useful snapshots of flipped classroom research, these reviews appear to be inadequate to inform us about the practice of flipped classroom approach in K-12 education.
How many Americans doubt that our infrastructure is inadequate and leaves us at a serious global disadvantage?
However, the questions are simplistic, and a numbers analysis is hopelessly inadequate for telling us what constitutes good feedback, quality personal development and sufficient contact time.
