Sentence examples for of inadequate size from inspiring English sources

Three years on, the British Army dispatched a force of inadequate size, in Helmand province, whose main impact was to exacerbate rebellion.

Of course, they do not seem to believe that any of the big mistakes were their fault — they blame the C.I.A. for repeatedly getting the battlefield intelligence wrong, and they blame Rumsfeld and his pliant subordinates for sending them to occupy Iraq with a force of inadequate size.

Two investigators read the articles independently to examine if studies met the inclusion criteria, and then excluded those of poor quality, those of inadequate size, and those that included non-pertinent populations.

We were able to establish cultures of CSCs from 35 biopsies applying our published protocol for the isolation and characterization of CSCs from Bladder Cancer [ 25], because in 10 cases the tumor was of inadequate size for processing, as specimens from TURB are generally very small (less than 50% exceed one cm) [ 25].

In practice, so-called genomic training populations that are used to derive prediction equations, may be of inadequate size for reliable prediction of all but the largest chromosome fragments [ 19], leading to predictions that account for just a fraction of the additive genetic variance [ 20].

This is due to many factors, like faulty use of existing public spaces, low quality of public spaces, inadequate size of public spaces for the number of residents, bad maintenance and conservation of public spaces, etc.

Finally, prognostic factor analysis designs are discussed, since this is another area in which experience shows that far too many studies are of an inadequate size and yield misleading results.

If a bowl of an inadequate size is used, then the feeding system will not function as per normal requirements.

Primary failure usually occurs as a result of one of two processes; 1) thrombosis, which usually occurs within weeks of the procedure; 2) inadequate size of the artery or maturation of the vein[ 8].

"MPAs often fail to reach their full potential as a consequence of factors such as illegal harvesting, regulations that legally allow detrimental harvesting, or emigration of animals outside boundaries because of continuous habitat or inadequate size of reserve," the paper states.

And if the cost estimates of the Congressional Budget Office are at all right, the inadequate size of the vouchers — which by 2030 would cover only about a third of seniors' health costs — would leave many if not most older Americans unable to afford essential care.