Sentence examples for inherent inadequacy from inspiring English sources

In the case of program failure, it should be clarified if the failure is attributable to an inherent inadequacy in the intervention or is attributable to poor implementation.

This latter outcome is related to an error compensation between, on the one hand, the vertical approximation and, on the other hand, the inherent inadequacy of TD-DFT for cyanines.

The failure of ozone could have been due to an inherent inadequacy for killing Cryptosporidium in apple cider or improper use; either possibility emphasizes the problems with ozonation in this setting and the need for further testing before its use is accepted.

The department's resistance and the inherent inadequacies in the original settlement have caused a staggering rate of farm failures among small-scale black farmers: three times the rate for white farmers.

In response to inherent inadequacies in health information technologies, clinicians create their own tools for managing their information needs.

Current approaches to reconstructing osseous defects include the use of autogenous, allogeneic, or synthetic grafts, each with its inherent inadequacies.

The plan had grown out of the reaction of some progressive educators to the inadequacies inherent in the conventional grading system, which ignored individual variables in learning speed.

The system's inadequacy is inherent in its technology and architecture.

Voluntary choice to participate in screening remains a subtle issue given the nuances associated with providing health services within contexts of diverse cultures, inherent inequities and systemic inadequacies [ 27].

In particular I point to the inadequacy of the underlying assumption inherent in economic choice that income is a satisfactory representation of human well-being.

Previous reports on neurocysticercosis in the United States, mostly retrospective case series, have focused on the clinical and epidemiologic aspects of the disease (5– 10) Those studies are somewhat limited by the inadequacies and incompleteness inherent in retrospective data collection.