Sentence examples for seem to be inadequate from inspiring English sources

But the results of the studies seem to be inadequate for concrete structure analysis.

Crack closure concepts seem to be inadequate to fully describe the observed fatigue crack growth behaviour under mixed-mode loading.

Existing analytical models, such as generalised Hele Shaw model, seem to be inadequate to model the process accurately in real world environment due to the complex inter-relationships among the encapsulant properties, process conditions, mould design parameters and overall moulding performance and the inherent fuzziness of the moulding systems.

Clinical parameters seem to be inadequate for patient selection, but, biomarkers' analyses have already been incorporated in the treatment of CRC patients.

However FD is a complex measure and to focus only on physical aspects would seem to be inadequate for understanding older people's needs.

However, arbitrarily defined time periods for counting contacts seem to be inadequate to define frequent attendance appropriately, because this definition is based on the absolute number of contacts.

It is the law in Louisiana that seems to be inadequate for dealing with the sort of hate crime that occurred.

The most pronounced failing at Xinjian seemed to be inadequate steel reinforcement of the concrete columns supporting the school, experts said.

"In other cases there either seems to be inadequate evidence to pursue prosecution, for example the lady who wrote about PIE1 advertising but did not secure any example of the material complained of, or they have already been dealt with in some way by the courts or the police".

However, its definition (Eq. 3 in their paper) seems to be inadequate.

The current state of renewable energy sources education seems to be inadequate and it should be expanded and strengthened.