Sentence examples for inadequately support from inspiring English sources

Finally, the compilation of data contains the risk that false positive PCR results (for example, the unexpected detection of DNA from Pseudomonas aeruginosa or yeasts/fungi) might overestimate the rate of inadequate antimicrobial therapy and inadequately support clinically-irrelevant, expensive and perhaps dangerous medical decisions.

We attribute this to the design of the ACO models which inadequately support efficient care delivery.

In addition, patients who are inadequately supported to cope with physical illnesses often struggle mentally.

Last month, a survey by the Care Quality Commission found 41% of new mothers in the UK said they felt inadequately supported in feeding their baby.

Conservative and Jewish groups say that Mr. Hagel has opposed sanctions on Iran, has inadequately supported Israel and has advocated engagement with groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.

When asked specifically about what caused stress, 71% of teachers cited a lack of respect from pupils and three-quarters said they felt inadequately supported by their headteacher or senior management.

TECO is not immune to violations and accidental deaths; for example, an inadequately supported roof collapsed in 2006, killing a worker in a TECO-owned mine across the road from E3-1.

Yet many primary care providers feel ill-equipped or inadequately supported to address obesity in patients with diabetes.

Conclusions: Overall, mothers feel inadequately supported by the health care system, and encounters with providers within the system are perceived as being very negative.

While the justification of animal feeding studies to detect unexpected effects may be inadequately supported, there may be better justification to conduct such studies in specific cases to investigate the consequences of expected compositional effects including expression of transgenic proteins.

Some will see Darwinian evolution as failing condition (a), (b) and/or (c), claiming that Darwinian evolution is not explanatorily adequate to selected α's, is inadequately supported by the evidence, and is far from superior to agency explanations of relevant phenomena.