Sentence examples for is not fully adequate from inspiring English sources
The current design approach, that is basically reactive, is not fully adequate, as opportunities for technology are most efficiently realised in early design.
In particular, the model of Tg(M) dependence in polymers based on additional free volume on chain ends is not fully adequate at small M. Our picture provides an alternative explanation that in polymers a mechanism is in action which leads to a saturation of the normal Tg(M) dependence common with molecular glasses.
Of importance, the addition of an internal standard dissolved in an organic solvent to the plasma sample obviously is not fully adequate for the extraction of lipoprotein bound lipids.
However, because the genes in nucleus and in mitochondria are not orthologous, this approach is not fully adequate.
Since oxygen has no effect on the fluorescence intensity of the HPTS TOA 3 it is evident that Eq. 2 is not fully adequate in this case.
Since the microarray was designed mainly aiming at children oral microbiota, it may be that the coverage of the current taxonomic microarray is not fully adequate for classification of the oral microbiota associated with permanent teeth.
However, conventional saliency prediction methods are not fully adequate for 360 degree contents, because 360 degree stimuli own some unique characteristics.
However, currently available measurement tools are not fully adequate to characterize the acoustic output of such nonlinear systems primarily due to the limited knowledge of the frequency responses beyond 20 MHz of the available piezoelectric hydrophone probes.
The pathophysiology of renal fibrosis is not fully understood, and currently no adequate preventive or curative therapy is clinically available (Boor et al., 2010).
Despite enormous research efforts, the pathogenesis of epilepsy is not fully understood [2], which hampers both adequate diagnosis as well as subsequent treatment of epilepsy patients.
This is largely because law enforcement is not fully trained in evidence gathering, not fully equipped technologically, does not have adequate manpower to do the task, and is always under pressure to deliver.
