"insufficient adaptation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express a lack of preparation or change to suit a new situation, for example: "The new hire's inadequate training and insufficient adaptation to the company's procedures led to the project's failure".
Education for health professionals has failed to deal with 'complex and adaptive' health systems because of curricula rigidities, professional silos, static pedagogy, insufficient adaptation to local contexts, and commercialism in the profession (45).
Eric Klinenberg, in his article on how New York City might cope with intensifying climate change, makes the valuable point that improving physical infrastructure burying electrical lines and erecting sea walls, for example—is necessary but insufficient ("Adaptation," January 7th).
Mark Hertsgaard Fellow, New America Foundation Washington, D.C. Eric Klinenberg, in his article on how New York City might cope with intensifying climate change, makes the valuable point that improving physical infrastructure burying electrical lines and erecting sea walls, for example—is necessary but insufficient ("Adaptation," January 7th).
Various regularization methods are applied to improve performance in case of insufficient adaptation data.
Combined with SAT, significant performance improvement is observed for all testing methods, except for the 'SAT + ML-EP' method with insufficient adaptation data (less than four sentences).
Here, a change from an active to a more sedentary life-style resulted in fat storage reflecting insufficient adaptation of food intake to a reduced energy requirement, even in the long term.
Experimental data from morphometric and mechanical studies on turkeys suffering from femoral fractures indicated an insufficient skeletal adaptation to heavy body weight as a causative factor responsible for locomotory function impairments [ 30].
But the quality of tariff calculation suffers from out-of-date relative cost-data and especially from insufficient regional cost adaptation.
This paper focuses on using various matrix regularization methods to improve the performance of the eigenphone method in case of insufficient amount of adaptation data.
Human islet function (hyperbolic product HOMA2%BS) at 12 weeks was four times lower in HFD animals (p < 0.001 vs controls) because of insufficient beta cell adaptation to decreased (70%) sensitivity (HOMA%S).
As a result, human islet function (hyperbolic product HOMA2%BS) showed an improvement over time (2 12 weeks, p = 0.02) in control animals that was not observed in HFD animals at 12 weeks (Fig. 5d); HOMA2%BS at 12 weeks was four times lower in HFD animals (vs controls, p < 0.001) due to insufficient beta cell adaptation to decreased (70%) sensitivity (HOMA%S).
