Own this luxury car, sport these sneakers, slink like this supermodel, imbibe this drink, lounge on this cruise liner, savor this burger, shed these pounds, wield this credit card, fly these skies, fill in the blank, and you'll be less inadequate.
Where there is less doubt is the inadequate scale of the pledges, even assuming they are all kept, leading to 'calls to scale-up current finance levels by two orders of magnitude, from hundreds of millions to tens of billions a year' [ 62].
Its composition is less readily interpreted, owing to inadequate pharmacological data for venom proteases.
The reasons why women with unintended pregnancies do not use antenatal care or receive inadequate care is less clear.
Walter's description of Chanteduc as it was when they bought it is less starry-eyed: "The bathrooms were inadequate, the windows didn't shut out the wind, and those tangles of wire in the basement meant that the electricity needed attention, too".
Such an imbalance is not unusual in a British city, though it is no less inadequate for that.
Earlier studies by Pomeyrol [ 28] and Pussard-Radulesco [ 76] suggested n = 16 and n = 26/28, respectively, however these studies were commented by Bournier [ 29] to be less accurate due to inadequate techniques used.
Three donors described interactions with nursing staff that were less than satisfactory, characterised by inadequate explanations and poor staff treatment.
This study shows that soft computing technologies can be used to infer missing data when the mineralogical data are inadequate and are less dependent on acoustic full-wave logging, and they are therefore more applicable and practical than traditional empirical formulas.
Tumour to serum enzyme ratios, where determined, were less than one, which is inadequate for selective prodrug activation in tumour.
