Wollaston, who is a GP, has also asked the health secretary to clarify what ministers intend to do to address the longstanding situation that people who pay for their own care are also subsidising those whose costs are inadequately met by local authorities.
In contrast, the following items were inadequately met or not considered at all: · Model validation (C.7).
In Nepal, maternal mortality is high with quoted figures ranging from 515 1500/100,000 live births, and the need for treatment of women with obstetric complications is inadequately met [ 4].
If these needs are inadequately met in early infancy, they persist in adults as ongoing malignant aspects of the internal relationships, acting as moulds on new external and internal relationships.
These needs are very inadequately met at present leading to a prison environment that is characterised by high transmission rates of communicable disease, increased risks of mental disease and specific health conditions, stressful and violent conditions of detention, and poor if not completely lacking measures to control detrimental health habits [ 7, 8].
Such a need is still inadequately met with currently available open-source and commercial genotyping platforms as they require expensive, highly specific laboratory equipment (e.g. array-based SNP genotyping platforms) and/or suffer high initial costs because of the use of long (SNPWave™,) or modified primers (e.g. TaqMan, SNP-SCALE) [ 9, 10].
Harvard joins too long a line of elite universities accused of inadequately meeting the needs of sexual assault survivors: Yale, Princeton, Brown, Dartmouth, UNC, Occidental and many more.
Standard armrests used in conjunction with joysticks of heavy mobile machinery have been proven to inadequately meet operator needs, resulting in excessive static loading of shoulder musculature.
Mothers with limited educational background may inadequately meet their child's basic needs in proper manners.
If problems are not detected, care may inadequately meet the needs of the children.
