Sentence examples for not completely adequate from inspiring English sources

As a classification of illocutionary types Austin's taxonomy is thus not completely adequate.

Therefore, the usual design approach employed for the flexible jumper is not completely adequate, and should be complemented by alternative approaches.

This technique is not completely adequate for Ni dispersion determination due to the presence of ceria which is also reduced in the first steps of the procedure.

There is a subtle caveat with respect to the concept of just how "informative" a sequence is: because sequence conservation can stem from two extremes (i.e. conservation amongst phylogenetically distinct sequences or merely redundancy due to phylogenetic/sampling bias), the sensitivity tools we present here are not completely adequate to decide whether an initial dataset is optimized.

We admit that the description of our approach was not completely adequate, and apologize for this.

Antioxidant defenses protect against them, but these defenses are not completely adequate, and systems that repair damage by ROS are also necessary.

For example, he claimed that an old concept of disease became incommensurable with a newer concept that was not a completely adequate substitute for it (Fleck 1979 [1935], 62).

(Williamson admits (2007, pp. 195 6) that (2c) is not a completely adequate formalization of the anaphora in the ordinary language subjunctive he seeks to capture—"If a thinker were to stand to a proposition as in the Gettier text, he/she would have justified belief in it without knowledge").

If this is the case then there is no reason she won't be a completely adequate replacement.

The open edition model of many wiki systems, e.g. Wikipedia, does not appear to be completely adequate, and some forms of user identification, as well as peer-evaluation of contributions, must be defined.

CFA results indicate a barely adequate and not completely problem free three factor model for the PIUQ (χ2 = 477.40; root mean square error = .097; comparative fit index = .831; Tucker Lewis coefficient = .804).804