Others failed to properly randomize intervention and control sites or described their methods inadequately, making replication impossible.
Design and adherence to the protocol were described inadequately making it doubtful whether the study was implemented in a traceable way.
Since physicians are known to under-estimate their need for knowledge [ 23, 37], it may be that current information seeking behaviour among this population inadequately makes use of existing information resources, but this would need to be addressed in further studies.
There, she says, "The villain in Greene's film is Greene himself," as a director who attempts sympathetically but inadequately to make a film of Chubbuck's life and whose efforts arouse Sheil's onscreen resistance.
The other place was literally draining the life out of me -- it was so toxic!" The notion of a "toxic environment" is fascinating yet still inadequately explored, making such places difficult to identify.
Shipping records were inadequately maintained, making it difficult to accurately account for the individual shipments of rodents.
One concern is that if a study was poorly designed or inadequately reported, making its data publicly available may simply propagate bad science.
A good example of a prediction model that has been inadequately reported, making evaluations by independent investigators impossible [ 36, 37], yet appears in numerous clinical guidelines [ 4, 38] is the FRAX model for predicting the risk of osteoporotic fracture [ 39].
It was notable that the process evaluation of patient education (how the providers actually counseled) was not reported or was inadequately reported, making it difficult to ascertain whether the intervention was properly stage based.
While India runs the largest child feeding program in the world, experts agree it is inadequately designed, and has made barely a dent in the ranks of sick children in the past 10 years.
