Sentence examples for overcome inadequate from inspiring English sources

We can overcome inadequate funding and wide variations in capacity among states, by enacting federal policy committed to protecting children no matter where they live.

Mini-doses of 1% lidocaine were then administered at a rate of 1 ml every 6 min. Additional boluses of 2-ml 1% lidocaine were injected to overcome inadequate analgesia and to achieve a bilateral block between the T-10 and T-8 sensory level.

However, despite the increase in the number of trials being undertaken in some developing countries [ 30] there are 3 structural barriers to expanding trial capacity, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, that need to be overcome: inadequate trial site capacity, limited regulatory ability to approve and supervise trials and the poor quality of ethical review committees[ 7].

Hence, the exogenous application of low-concentration ALA prior to salinity stress is a possible method for overcoming an inadequate biosynthesis problem.

Availability of an unlimited source of transplantable insulin-producing cells is highly desirable to overcome the current inadequate supply of human pancreatic islet cells for transplantation.

The speaker volume on most is inadequate to overcome road noise, and GPS tracking tends to drain the batteries of some phones.

All of this is anchored by a clear political mandate, as well as by Peña Nieto's stated personal commitment to overcome three decades of inadequate growth and productivity deficits.

It is shown that linear feedback and feedforward proves to be inadequate to overcome these nonlinearities.

However, green buildings symbolize the next stage of buildings, and the recent growth of new green building constructions is inadequate to overcome the negative impact of existing buildings.

The development of new biodegradable polymeric tissue adhesives has been almost stagnant for the past 10 years, primarily due to the inability to overcome the problem of inadequate adhesion properties.

In summary, we have developed a hypoxia-mimicking tissue-engineered scaffold with pro-angiogenic and pro-osteogenic capabilities that may encourage bone tissue regeneration and overcome the problem of inadequate vascularisation of grafts commonly seen in the field of tissue engineering.