Sentence examples for not adequate enough from inspiring English sources

Using some classical schemes to solve the inviscid flow in Lagrangian coordinate may be not adequate enough to correctly describe flow motion in the discretized space.

Recent studies indicate that a classical model of additive noise is not adequate enough for images formed by modern multichannel sensors operating in visible and infrared bands.

Approaches to thorough performance analysis for a given metric are presented to detect practical situations or distortion types for which this metric is not adequate enough to human perception.

However, due to the inherent challenges resulting from the dynamic diffusion mechanism in online social networks, such as modeling of activation thresholds and influence probability, differentiating between influence and adoption, and incorporating review content, traditional diffusion models are often not adequate enough to predict product adoption accurately.

The training was not adequate enough to address the women entrepreneurs' needs for growth as it aimed at elementary skills in business management.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is considerably superior in sensitivity and specificity in detecting ischemic lesions compared to computed tomography (CT); however, radiological criteria are not adequate enough in differentiating between post-stroke patients with and without dementia [7].

I still recall being confused about the matter when the girls around me progressively put on more makeup throughout the years of middle school, as if their bare faces weren't adequate enough.

However ART alone isn't adequate enough in reducing tuberculosis risk in HIV infected individuals, hence implementation of other TB specific intervention to further reduce the risk of TB in HIV-infected individuals is required [ 5, 12- 14].

The result is less environmentally friendly modes of transportation (truck and rail), and an inability to fully monetize our capacity (terminals to take away natural gas are not complete, not adequate, and not easy enough to build from a regulatory standpoint).

This probe, he said, "was not adequate" and "did not go deep enough".

There is not adequate reward to be good enough.