Sentence examples for instead of adequate from inspiring English sources

Rather, since ALA is a nutrient deficient in the Western diet, 70 it may be that a deficiency inhibits all cell growth, including tumour growth, instead of adequate or excess levels causing prostate cancer growth.

6 BPSD arising as a result of pain, such as agitation and aggression, can be extremely distressing for both the individual and their caregiver, and can lead to the inappropriate prescribing of antipsychotic medication instead of adequate pain treatment.

Yet, the practice of forcing overtime on nurses and other health care workers is common in New Jersey's hospitals and nursing homes, which often rely on forced overtime instead of maintaining adequate staff.

By using recurrent auto-associative neural network instead of locally adequate state space model, more general model with a better fit to the wide range of process data was achieved.

Instead of assuming adequate penetration into mature cell walls, we theorized that in planta expression would allow the enzyme to access a wider range of cell wall components and compartments as they were being constructed.

Instead, the concept of adequate or inadequate cardiac index should be used, according to the adequacy of flow to real O2 demand [ 35].

In the quiet locker room, Edwards told the team that competing for four quarters instead of just playing adequate halves, as the Jets had in their first two games, was a step forward, but that it could not continue to forfeit so many chances on offense and defense.

Instead of the vague mandate of "adequate yearly progress," federal financing should be conditioned on truth in advertising — on reliably describing achievement (or lack thereof) and spending.

The provision of greater screw hole density of the plate distally and using 3.5-mm screws instead of 4.5 mm allows adequate number of screws to be placed in the distal fragment.

For blank probe (instead of coronary venous effluent) adequate volume of Krebs-Henseleit solution was used.

The JCHR report on the human rights implications of the UK's extradition policy found the Home Secretary's discretion to intervene in cases should not be extended, saying "the powers of the judge in an extradition case should instead ensure adequate protection of rights".