Sentence examples for make it inadequate from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the 3 6-month duration and limited scope of measurements proposed for the new French study make it inadequate to serve as a meaningful follow-up.

The primary focus in the Zoonomia on disease symptoms would make it inadequate for differential diagnosis and effective treatment (Porter 1985; Barlow 1959).

But the cavitations and noise caused by the revolving blades along with the steering shortage of rudder in special working condition make it inadequate for AUVs which require high speed, high mobility and acoustic stealth performance.

Behavioral therapy like other forms of headache management is imperfect [108], and some issues make it inadequate for some people (Table 2 Strengths and limitations): 1) Behavioral approaches give us an idea of how individuals react to specific life situations, but patterns of behaviour may vary over the course of an individual's life [108].

The GAPDH gene is known for the presence of its numerous pseudogenes, which makes it inadequate as a reference gene in non-DNased total RNA samples, such as those prepared by Katsuragi et al (2007).

The inconsistency of Eq. 2, in its failure to produce the absorption bandwidth behavior with a turning point, makes it inadequate for probing the parameters of influence around the turning point.

This code only addresses pipes with a nominally uniform wall thickness making it inadequate for designing seamless pipe which is prone to thickness variation arising from the manufacturing process.

Also, the relatively small sample size makes it inadequate to control for variables such as medications, seizure burden and frequency of discharges across patients.

This makes it inadequate for the phylogenic reconstruction of Pyrus.

These studies involved only a small number of patients, and the follow-up duration was short, making it inadequate for assessing the clinical effects of lipid control in DN.

This lack of resolution of G-banding in cases of substantial chromosomal reorganization, such as the nectar feeders studied herein, makes it inadequate for the use of chromosome information as phylogenetic characters to understand classification [ 18].