Sentence examples for potentially inadequate from inspiring English sources

The new report, issued late Tuesday, said the E.P.A. should not have looked at perchlorate individually, but should have followed its own guidance and examined the cumulative impact of perchlorate, other substances in the environment that inhibit the uptake of iodide by the thyroid and potentially inadequate supplies of iodide in American diets.

Thus, patients who need specialized emergent care may therefore experience delays in treatment or potentially inadequate care.

Introduction: In septic shock there are physiological changes with an increase in the volume of distribution, with implications for pharmacokinetics of antibiotics that make recommended doses potentially inadequate for target organisms with highest minimal inhibitory concentrations.

Even those spinning the most compelling and convincing tale about what the American people's message sent via the ballot box was are doing so with a potentially inadequate sample.

The Times-Tribune notes that this number is not comprehensive; an exhaustive analysis was made impossible by DEP's lack of transparency, poor record keeping, potentially inadequate testing procedures, and lack of cooperation with the investigation.

However, the Poisson regression model has been criticized for being potentially inadequate in adjustment for confounding factors, which would result in allocating more variation of hospital admissions to explanatory variables (influenza virus activity in our model) than they deserve and thereby overestimate the influenza effects [21].

This minimizes the concern that Indigenous people from remote regions, who potentially have inadequate access to the health care system, might have been underrepresented in this study.

Patients consuming alcohol who are anesthetized with halothane could potentially have inadequate metabolism or adduct formation leading to problems such as cardiovascular disease or liver injury.

This may lead to encouragement of patients towards home therapy mainly for financial reasons, potentially with inadequate support structures and set up.

The problems include financial losses, a shrinking endowment, plummeting attendance and inadequate, potentially dangerous, storage facilities for a highly regarded collection of 350,000 Indian artifacts, most of which sit in obscurity.

When President Bush first issued the order establishing the tribunals last November, critics, this page included, were concerned about potentially secret trials, inadequate legal representation, verdicts based on flimsy evidence and death sentences imposed by divided panels.