Most of the product design knowledge is represented by procedural knowledge, which unfortunately requires cumbersome processes to define, and is typically inadequate for representing the kind of knowledge generated during the product development process.
Although adjustment for smoking can reduce the impact of confounding, statistical adjustment for smoking status is typically inadequate due to complex variations in duration of smoking and degrees of inhalation.
The traditional methods are typically inadequate because of the problem referred to as the "curse of dimensionality".
Scholarship on local adaptation policy has proliferated in recent years, but insufficient attention has been paid to operationalization of the unit of analysis, and methods employed are typically inadequate to draw inferences about variation across cases.
Yet the vocational and technical education now available to young Americans is typically underfunded and inadequate.
EOPE is considered a more severe, mostly fetal disorder, and it is typically associated with inadequate placental implantation and subsequent placental dysfunction, intrauterine growth restriction, low birth weight, and adverse maternal and fetal outcomes, including perinatal death.
Another potential test that is likely to be more advantageous than the FN test for evaluating the rutting resistance is the Hamburg Wheel Tracking (HWT) test, however, it is typically conducted in wet condition, and inadequate results in dry condition have been reported.
The living conditions of the indigenous Australian population in central NT are typically crowded, with inadequate facilities for sanitation and food preparation (14 ).
Although there is no substantial evidence to support this, in the author's experience, 'failed' interventions subsequently referred to a specialist unit are typically shown to have inadequate 'coverage' by coils (Fig. 9), and other experienced operators have adopted a similar strategy [ 24].
Throughout Africa, existing eHealth solutions are inadequate, and are typically designed without incorporating critical input from their end users nurses in rural health centers, where most antenatal and childhood care is provided.
A prime factor in such failures is the grossly inadequate training of investigating caseworkers, who are typically the first to be blamed in child fatality cases.
