It is, however, possible to analyse these various lacks of adequacy related to human resource management and their determinants to enhance the effectiveness of the health care system.
The credibility of the road design software in defining the SSDAVAILABLE was validated against an existing road section lacking SSD adequacy, which was surveyed via laser scanner [24].
It also lacks internal control for adequacy of bisulphite treatment (all non-5′-methylated cytosines should be fully converted to thymine), making identification of false positives very difficult.
Retrospective analyses of CAP patients' data include an additional hazard: they lack assessment of adequacy of antimicrobial therapy.
Thus, the model lacks biological specificity, and its adequacy has not been established.
One of the mayor difficulties to achieve higher maturity levels in software development is the lack of adequacy of the collected measures and measurement database available in software organizations to apply statistical process control, and the difficulty to access project data (Kitchenham et al. 2006).
The difference, Δ h = 0.63, is large compared to the width of both the observed and the predictive distributions (figure 3B), indicating a clear lack of adequacy of WAG.
They provided nursing, physiotherapy, mental health care and vocation rehabilitation through the programme, and highlight the lack of adequacy in services for IDPs disabled with such high-intensity physical trauma [ 31].
Human resources in health care system in sub-Saharan Africa are generally picturing a lack of adequacy between expected skills from the professionals and health care needs expressed by the populations.
Note that the deviation observed in the case of WAG is not simply accounted for by a difference in the observed and predicted number of substitutions (Δ n = 0.06, figure 3A), which suggest that the lack of adequacy of WAG lies in the way the substitutions are distributed either over the sites, over the branches, or over the 20 states.
