Sentence examples for maybe inadequate from inspiring English sources

This means cerebral blood flow maybe inadequate to sustain life despite reassuring waveforms.

Boehner wasn't the only thin-skinned conservative bristling at the suggestion that maybe, just maybe inadequate funding could have played some role in the accident that killed 8 people and injured 200 others.

That study examined diversification rates at the level of genera, which maybe an inadequate scale to investigate such diversity gradients.

A mechanistic assessment of the processes leading to the coreceptor switch in HIV infected patients is difficult - and maybe even inadequate - due to the large variability and stochasticity of the underlying processes in vivo.

Every possible response seemed inadequate, maybe even capable of doing long-term damage.

Adjuvant treatment does not prolong the overall survival, maybe because of inadequate patient selection.

IL-1 β also increases in case of sepsis but neonatal blood levels among preterm infants are much lower than those detected among adult septic patients, maybe because of inadequate secretion by the immune cells during this life period.

One student discussed feeling inadequate because "maybe in ten years we'll advance to a position to use those investigations".

Maybe you are feeling inadequate because of physical or mental disabilities, your gender, race or social background.

They concluded maybe the biggest single issue was inadequate access to care.

To meet Emily Dickinson or Henry James would be, from their side, to intrude on them, maybe even to make them feel inadequate to expectation.