The exercise highlights the frequency with which we make imprecise and inadequately supported assumptions, suggesting the importance of making and keeping assumptions explicit and testing them periodically.
62 Nevertheless, several limitations should be acknowledged: the relatively small cut-off value of young versus old patients (65 years), patients aged > 75 years were under-represented, and the selection of patients according to other inclusion and exclusion criteria, especially comorbidities, may make the results inadequately safe.
Wachovia was fined $50m and made to surrender $110m in proven drug profits, but was shown to have inadequately monitored a staggering $376bn through the casa de cambio over four years, of which $10bn was in cash.
There, she says, "The villain in Greene's film is Greene himself," as a director who attempts sympathetically but inadequately to make a film of Chubbuck's life and whose efforts arouse Sheil's onscreen resistance.
There are multiple, concrete examples of how these resources have strengthened networks' structures, programs and advocacy--in turn, enhancing their ability to make a difference for inadequately served populations.
When a judge recently referred to people who, thanks to binge drinking, were 'simply savages, angry, blind and brutal... they are so ill-educated or made crude by inadequately civilising influences in their homes', was this also part of 'our way of life'?
Others failed to properly randomize intervention and control sites or described their methods inadequately, making replication impossible.
Design and adherence to the protocol were described inadequately making it doubtful whether the study was implemented in a traceable way.
However, it has been shown that these adjustments are inadequately made by clinicians [ 3, 4].
Since physicians are known to under-estimate their need for knowledge [ 23, 37], it may be that current information seeking behaviour among this population inadequately makes use of existing information resources, but this would need to be addressed in further studies.
