Sentence examples for notably inadequate from inspiring English sources

Equally clearly, the American system has big problems, notably inadequate coverage (no other rich country has armies of uninsured), spotty quality and high cost.Huge discrepancies lurk within the system.

They enumerated a series of constraints and facilitators for translation of research results into policy, most notably inadequate or ineffective communication of research results, limited capacity in-country to conduct policy-relevant research and political constraints.

Infection control supplies were generally inadequate, notably soap and personal protective wear.

The 'inadequate' group, however, had a notably higher proportion of inadequate smear results, suggesting that an earlier inadequate smear history is predictive of future inadequate smears.

Although these findings are interesting, both trials were assessed as having a high risk of bias due to inadequate blinding, notably lacking blinding of staff registering injuries.

Current guidelines indicate that NMBA are appropriate for facilitating mechanical ventilation when sedation alone is inadequate, most notably in patients with severe gas-exchange impairments, like in patients with ARDS [4].

Overall, the diagnosis of osteoporosis is somewhat less neglected than previously, but the treatment of high-risk individuals (those with a history of fracture) remains inadequate, most notably among males.

Many Foundation trainee doctors are experiencing inadequate inductions, notably at the department level.

Current guidelines indicate that NMBA are appropriate for facilitating mechanical ventilation when sedation alone is inadequate, most notably in patients with severe gas-exchange impairments, like in patients with ARDS [ 4].

However, both the Moreira et al. [50] and Rodriguez-Ezpeleta et al. [58] studies suffered from inadequate taxonomic sampling, notably lacking sequences of cryptophytes, katablepharids, and haptophytes, which appear to be critical in evaluating the validity of the supergroup Archaeplastida as well as the Chromalveolata (see discussion below).

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