Sentence examples for insufficiently adapted for from inspiring English sources

Cognitive-behavioral and self-management treatments show promise in reducing psychosocial risk factors, but are unavailable or insufficiently adapted for postoperative care.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy and self-management treatments have the potential to address psychosocial risk factors and improve outcomes after spine surgery, but are unavailable or insufficiently adapted for postoperative care.

Other screening instruments for functional decline were considered less appropriate because they are not validated for the Dutch population and are insufficiently adapted for prediction over time[ 52- 54].

This ratio means that a cuckoo that is too well adapted reduces the availability of its own hosts, while one insufficiently adapted kills off its own offspring.

Scholars have pointed out that disasters are the result of people living in places they are insufficiently adapted to (White 1945; Kates 1976; Burton et al. 1978).

For example, the predefined nursing care plans in the software were found to be insufficiently adapted to the patients of this ward (a problem comparable to the dermatological ward).

We think that the shape, size or smoothness of the device might be insufficiently adapted to smaller children.

Conical: adapted for seed eating.

Adapted for Radio 3 in 2008.

Incisors are adapted for nipping off flesh.

Houseplant, any plant adapted for growing indoors.