Sentence examples for inappropriate mix from inspiring English sources

The diagnostic confirmed that the concrete was of low strength and showed many shortcomings such as inappropriate mix design with respect to coarse aggregate size of concrete resulting in honeycombing, construction errors such as lack of cover and the use of low slump concrete, poor placement and inadequate vibration.

Inappropriate mixing of effluents with different temperatures reduces opportunities to recover heat from effluents and degrades driving forces for cooling systems.

Yet inappropriate mixing ratio of materials without considering the influence of dilution and overlapping effects among layers and tracks and the variation of material properties can result in inaccurate material composition in the fabricated parts when compared to the desired compositions.

The associated problems with this approach are the possibility of inappropriate mixing of brines in the reservoir, availability of low-salinity brine in the field and logistic issues.

Ablation of the Midgut Junction DH31 expressing cells from the larval midgut results in abnormal peristalsis in the junction region of the midgut and subsequent inappropriate mixing of acidified and non-acidified food in the acidic region of the midgut.

Glenn Turp said, from the RCN, said: "We know from our members that with the pressures that they are under, the lack of staffing, and the inappropriate skill mix, patients are at risk in this hospital today and have been for some time.

Some early studies have an inappropriate case mix.

This is mainly due to inappropriate case mix correction and to diagnostic inaccuracy.

Health work shortage in Uganda was characterised by inadequate numbers of health workers, inappropriate skills' mix, and maldistribution.

Similarly, activity indicators can deteriorate because of a bad management or an inappropriate skill mix, not because of a human resources imbalance.

In Uganda, the shortage of qualified health workers, inappropriate skill mix and inequitable urban rural distribution of health workers hinder the country's ability to deliver basic health care services [ 3].