Sentence examples for perhaps inadequate from inspiring English sources

Line 1 has an undisputedly low FCI value probably because of its heavy operational profile and perhaps inadequate M&R due to a lack of time to compensate for it.

The satisfactoriness of this answer, as I have explored, is questionable and perhaps inadequate.

When we are rejected we feel unwanted, unloved and perhaps inadequate.

Either comparable numbers of patient CD45RO+ cells are not generated from CD45RA+ cells at the same rate as in healthy control cell populations, there may be higher rates of reversion to CD45RA+ from CD45RO+ following antigen exposure, or perhaps inadequate survival factors result in deletion of generated CD45RO+ cells.

Contrariwise, Lai et al. in their study found forward shifting of posterior cervical dura without associated cord compression in 46% of normal subjects upon flexion; the intrinsic compensatory mechanism is perhaps inadequate in patients of HD leading to cord compression.

Meanwhile, getting an "infertile" reading can send men down paths of undue worry as well, especially when they either screw up the somewhat complex preparation and conditions for sample collection and get a bad reading or poorly interpret their sperm counts and motilities, perhaps feeling inadequate when compared to global average statistics for fertile men.

Recently, it has been reported that children with inactivating TPMT variants are at a greater risk for relapse, perhaps reflecting inadequate administration of thiopurines (Black et al, 1998).

A polymorphism in ASMT, the last gene in the melatonin synthesis pathway, is associated with circadian phase delay and perhaps with inadequate melatonin synthesis (factors that combined might augment or inhibit EYA3), and with depression and bipolar disorder.

"Our suspicion of gaiety in art perhaps signifies an inadequate seriousness in ourselves".

Perhaps the least inadequate art work, so far, about September 11th is a bone-white, brick-like, frankly clever book, "Absence" (2003), by J. Meejin Yoon, an architect.

We suppose that there is necessarily an intellectual "depth" in the deep tones of the organ; it is possibly the sign of a deprivation our suspicion of gaiety in art perhaps signifies an inadequate seriousness in ourselves.