It is possible to reduce inadequacy by applying measures based on prior analysis of the situation in each hospital.
The secondary objective is to analyze the hospital cost saved by reducing inadequacy after the implementation of measures proposed by the group for improvement.
To help reduce this inadequacy in current design systems we have developed a thermo-viscoplastic constitutive model for single crystal materials.
Collaboration resolved, as seen in this study, many DRPs as well as reducing dosing inadequacy.
Furthermore, this approach may help reduce feelings of inadequacy and being different from others as people are reassured to know they are not alone with their difficulties and that their needs are common [ 19, 36].
Mr. Hagel was responding to growing outrage — across the armed services and the public at large, in Congress and even from President Obama — at the high number of sexual assaults, the failure of military efforts to reduce the problem and inadequacies in assisting victims.
In other cases, it was related to the fact that the requirement is a cut-off point: when intakes of almost all the participants in a group exceed the EAR (e.g. riboflavin and niacin in breakfast non-consumers), higher intakes do not reduce the prevalence of inadequacy.
In contrast to the impact of breakfast consumption on nutrient adequacy, supplement use did not appear to substantially reduce the prevalence of nutrient inadequacy, as can be seen by the generally similar prevalences of inadequacy from food sources alone v. from food sources plus supplements (Table 4).
With regard to HPV, it stated, "The panel stressed that the absence of definitive conclusions reflected inadequacies of the evidence available and should not be interpreted as proof of adequacy or inadequacy of the condom to reduce the risk of STDs".
A system capable of prosecuting insurgents under fair trial standards would reduce the risk of having to release people because of the inadequacy of the evidence.
