Sentence examples for methods inadequate from inspiring English sources

These limitations made the published methods inadequate for high-throughput analyses (Bros et al., 2015).

However, as with many other sampling-based methods, inadequate sample size can badly pollute the result accuracies.

The primary users of visionary video prototyping are technology innovators who need to express their ideas and concepts in a narrative storytelling medium but have found other methods inadequate to represent those ideas.

In most cases, SUMO formed complexes seems to result in regions that extend beyond a single TFBS, therefore rendering traditional peak calling methods inadequate when studying the binding sites for SUMOylation within long regions.

Other factors include a lack of stringent criteria for contraceptive use and consequently use of unreliable contraceptive methods, inadequate counseling of participants during the informed consent process and a lack of contraceptive services at trial sites.

This includes data fraud, poor experimental design, corner-cutting in research methods, inadequate replication of research, 'cherry picking' results, inappropriately slicing up data to create several papers, authorship issues, plagiarism, over-claiming the significance of work in grant proposals and papers, and carrying out poor quality peer review.

The upsurge rendered the FCC's lottery-based licensing method inadequate, but economists Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson of Stanford University together with collaborator Preston McAfee had a solution: an auction system based on their research in game theory and experimental economics.

Note: used median split method, inadequate when score < median, and adequate when score ≥ median.

First, we detected fatty liver by ultrasound, which is a qualitative method inadequate to quantify less than 20% liver fat content [ 38].

Building failures during earthquakes often are due to poor construction methods or inadequate materials.

If these methods prove inadequate, the UN Charter allows the Security Council to take military action against the offending country.