Sentence examples for inadequately available from inspiring English sources

Education materials detailing fertility preservation options geared towards pediatric oncology patients are inadequately available, particularly materials that are culturally tailored.

It was envisaged that the study will provide longitudinal data on resilience outcome trajectories, which is inadequately available in the current literature.

The disadvantages were that the orchestra was inadequately funded, the available venues (including the Town Hall) were unsatisfactory, the Birmingham Post's music critic, A. J. Symons, was a constant thorn in Boult's side, and the local concert-going public had conservative tastes.

Government interventions specific for widows have been sparse and the impact of available interventions inadequately analysed.

In summary, bariatric surgery induces powerful metabolic effects in moderately obese patients with advanced type 2 diabetes inadequately controlled with currently available drug therapy.

Polarization and dispersion interactions, significant contributions to the lattice energy, are often inadequately represented by readily available model intermolecular potentials and computationally affordable periodic DFT methods.

Such a need is still inadequately met with currently available open-source and commercial genotyping platforms as they require expensive, highly specific laboratory equipment (e.g. array-based SNP genotyping platforms) and/or suffer high initial costs because of the use of long (SNPWave™,) or modified primers (e.g. TaqMan, SNP-SCALE) [ 9, 10].

Trucks and larger cars, including those in the presidential motorcade, will be exempted, since the electric vehicles available today are inadequately powered or armored, Ms. Kobalia said.

Nevertheless, the available resources are used inadequately.

A second hypothesis is that the available treatment services are inadequately used by refugees with PTSD, implying underutilisation.

One concern is that if a study was poorly designed or inadequately reported, making its data publicly available may simply propagate bad science.