Sentence examples for not adequate tools from inspiring English sources

Current computational tools for identification of likely germline gene segments used in the original recombination are reasonable, but currently there are not adequate tools to determine the likelihood as to whether particular recombined and somatically mutated sequences derived biologically from another less mutated sequence in the repertoire from a sample.

For yet another year, those most vulnerable to the scourge of sex trafficking within the United States-adolescent girls-will suffer unimaginable physical and mental abuse because local law enforcement does not have adequate tools, safe shelter is not available, and restorative care is out a reach.

In a recent report, the General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress, said, "The U.S. Government does not have adequate tools to effectively enforce" the sanctions.

S.E.C. officials have acknowledged that they do not have adequate tools to properly police the high-speed, highly fragmented stock markets.

"I don't think it would be fair to call Facebook a 'MySpace clone.'" He says Metrekare is "going after a big problem in Turkey: home seekers do not have adequate tools at their disposal when in the market".

These interaction estimates and the corresponding p-values were based on the original dataset without imputation, because the SAS version 9.1 did not provide adequate tools to implement interactions in the imputation model.

Most U.S. companies don't have adequate tools to scan their operations for environmental opportunities or to prioritize or evaluate them in terms of contribution to shareholder value.

Splinter says solar producers don't have adequate tools, many of which are designed in-house or are supplied by small companies.

What is not debatable (certainly in hindsight) is that the rating model was not an adequate tool for managing a bond portfolio.

This is not an adequate tool to analyse how many of this group are accessing our cultural institutions.

Topology optimisation is therefore not an adequate tool.