Sentence examples for is inadequate to form from inspiring English sources

Case-reporting from government medical services alone is inadequate to form an adequate STD surveillance system.

The negative effects of shisha have been demonstrated such as on tar and nicotine intake [ 21], risk of lung cancer, respiratory illness and low birth-weight [ 22], but on the whole studies remain sparse and the body of evidence is inadequate to form concrete conclusions about the level of risk.

If Li source LiAc is not excess in the starting materials than the theoretically required amount, then the attached lithium in the solid particles after condensation reactions (3) and (4) will be inadequate to form Li4Ti5O12, leading to the generation of trace of TiO2 after heat treatment, as evidenced in Fig. 1.

Principal component analysis LDA is able to demonstrate data separation and highlight important wavenumbers; however, in its present form it is inadequate to predict the pathology of blindly presented samples.

We are experiencing a "populist moment" in which the traditional form of left politics is inadequate to meet the challenge that we are facing.

It is hypothesized that AGPs may form part of a negative feedback mechanism which is inadequate to prevent disease progression in rheumatoid arthritis.

Mythology is a form of literature that expresses fundamental truths in a way that ordinary discourse is inadequate to describe.

In haiku, Takahama Kyoshi built up a following of poets strong enough to withstand the attacks of critics who declared that the form was inadequate to deal with the problems of modern life.

The polysomnographic technology used in many sleep laboratories may be inadequate to diagnose serious but subtle forms of clinically important airflow limitation.

Ms. Hopkins tells her audience that the stately forms of classical tragedy are inadequate to address lives like those of her father.

But even if homomultimers and heteromultimers form with equal affinity, note the concentration of inhibitors in vivo may be inadequate to have a significant inhibitory effect.