Sentence examples for poor adequacy from inspiring English sources

Formulae that are based on empirical relationships relating G to net radiation, Rn (G = αRn, α being a function of a vegetation index, VI) are currently used, but presented drawbacks, especially in bare or sparse vegetation areas because of the poor adequacy of VI-based relationships to account for changes in soil moisture.

However, we argue that these actors have been allowed or even encouraged to take advantage of these incentives by national policy-makers thanks to: (1) the lack of clarity or the poor adequacy of the policies designed at the central level, and (2) the blurred character of prevailing national discourses promoting afforestation and community-based forest management.

In patients with broad-spectrum IA, monotherapy with imipenem/cilastatin provided only poor adequacy rates, but was suitable for patients without broad-spectrum IA.

The sub-Saharan African societies are representative of this dichotomy while, more than elsewhere, the poverty of the greatest population results in a poor adequacy and effectiveness between supply of care and its demand expressed by the populations.

The high proportion of women who used ANC at private health facilities can possibly explain the poor adequacy of ANC in the rural area while the compliance with national guidelines in the private health sector is still unclear [ 13].

There are multiple reasons for the poor adequacy rate of Pap smears submitted for conventional cytology in South Africa – overworked clinic and laboratory staff, lack of training, task shifting without training, and rapid increase in volumes of slides submitted.

Intolerance was associated with poor nutritional adequacy, increased mortality, longer ventilator dependence and increased length of ICU stay (P < 0.05) (Table 1).

There was only a poor correlation between adequacy of treatment and caseload (R=0.24).

Unfortunately, energy models have a rather poor history of empirical adequacy (aka model fit) [35, 36].

It may be that the amount of land devoted to parks in a city reaches a point of diminished returns, rendering acres per person a poor measure of parks adequacy.

Our chosen outcome, ScvO2, may be a poor representation of the adequacy of DO2 in the critically ill patient being treated with vasopressors.