The unsteady effect of aerodynamics is inadequately considered in the evaluation of performance of Flight Control System (FCS) using traditional engineering technique based on the aerodynamic model or database.
The order appears aimed at addressing a ruling from a federal court judge in Montana last fall, who halted the project after finding the Trump administration had inadequately considered the environmental impact of the project before allowing it to move forward.
The same jurist, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, had delayed Kentucky's imposition of work requirements last summer, ruling that Trump's health aides had inadequately considered the effects on people needing insurance.
A review of the literature reveals that habitat definition and habitat fragmentation are frequently inadequately considered in environmental assessment, notwithstanding the increasing number of tools and approaches reported in the landscape ecology literature.
This finding that project risks are inadequately considered in anticipated project success is of crucial importance for project management, as it offers an explanation as to why so many projects fail, i.e., do not comply with predefined budgets, time constraints, or product scope and quality.
In particular, an important feature inadequately considered in the conceptual model that guided this research is the failure to consider sufficiently the degree to which access to HIV treatment services would provide a primary point of regular access to health care, in a way that was not previously available to many women [41].
Implementation of health education programs is often inadequately considered or not considered at all in planning, developing and evaluating interventions.
Gendered norms are inadequately considered in the design and implementation of demand side interventions and strategies to improve access to maternal healthcare.
Moreover, the main results at the foundation of their conclusions could not be reproduced, although established evidence, including the results of field investigations and genomic comparisons of Nepalese and Haitian strains, was inadequately considered.
The most frequent reason for false positive cases was the number of prevalent cases inadequately considered as newly diagnosed cancers, ranging from 61.1% to 82.3% of false positive cases.
