Sentence examples for not fully adequate from inspiring English sources

The current design approach, that is basically reactive, is not fully adequate, as opportunities for technology are most efficiently realised in early design.

However, conventional saliency prediction methods are not fully adequate for 360 degree contents, because 360 degree stimuli own some unique characteristics.

The overall conclusion is that all the parameters studied are affected by feed restriction, but the mechanisms activated at luteal level are possibly not fully adequate to compensate for nutrient shortage.

However, currently available measurement tools are not fully adequate to characterize the acoustic output of such nonlinear systems primarily due to the limited knowledge of the frequency responses beyond 20 MHz of the available piezoelectric hydrophone probes.

In particular, the model of Tg(M) dependence in polymers based on additional free volume on chain ends is not fully adequate at small M. Our picture provides an alternative explanation that in polymers a mechanism is in action which leads to a saturation of the normal Tg(M) dependence common with molecular glasses.

Of importance, the addition of an internal standard dissolved in an organic solvent to the plasma sample obviously is not fully adequate for the extraction of lipoprotein bound lipids.

However, in the majority of studies [ 1- 4, 7, 18, 20, 21], we could not fully reproduce adequate indicators for haemodynamic instability, hypovolaemia, nor increased lactate from published baseline data, respectively.

Research on help seeking with a computer coach providing on-demand help has not produced fully adequate models of the process from a cognitive perspective.

But it may not be fully adequate to explain the motivations of foreign assistance policies, since Marxists consider that the expansion of capitalism and the preservation of exploitation regimes are the only incentives driving foreign aid policies.

Radiation may cause both short- and long-term effects on kidney function, most probably both on glomeruli and on the proximal tubules, and therefore, reduction in GFR and tubular extraction rate is not a fully adequate measure.

In some regions, existing models of understanding may not be fully adequate and the process of "agriculture" in these areas was likely substantially different to how this occurred in Europe and the Near East.