Sentence examples for rendering it inadequate from inspiring English sources

This means that a fixed body of information keeps getting recycled, restated and reaffirmed, even as scholarship is rendering it inadequate or even inaccurate.

This effect may render it inadequate as a meaningful measure of landscape structure.

As against Smart he says that leaving the word 'experience' out of the analysis renders it inadequate.

Although classical first-order logic is the de facto standard logical foundation for artificial intelligence, the lack of a built-in, semantically grounded capability for reasoning under uncertainty renders it inadequate for many important classes of problems.

iPS technology suffers from increased tumorigenesis, low efficiency, and the time it takes to generate an immune-matched line would render it inadequate for acute needs.

The slow rate of rRNA evolution serves well for resolving relationships at deep phylogenetic levels, but renders it inadequate for assessing extent of strain- or species-level variation.

But the local government's first major effort to clear Delhi's air – the most polluted in the world, according to the WHO in 2014 – has been criticised by those who say sweeping exemptions render it inadequate.

In fact the book's novelyness was what rendered it so inadequate as a form of response to the subject matter.

It phosphorylates cofilin, thereby rendering it inactive.

This reluctant attitude as well as the generally incomplete and inadequate understanding of ES, render it imperative to adopt a comprehensive approach to ES through a participatory process of urban planning.

The fact that emergency department medical records furnish inadequate information on patients' functional ability renders it especially important to assess physicians' ability to detect both disability-free patients and those with major disability.