Sentence examples for severe inadequacies from inspiring English sources

The audacious raid not only highlights the severe inadequacies of the local police force (for which the provincial minister has already fired several high-ranking police officials).

This generalised lack of information, differences in opinion and inability to diagnosis FAS may reflect the documented severe inadequacies in medical training regarding alcohol use and abuse and more specifically FAS.

However, the post-translational N-glycosylation machinery cannot compensate for severe cotranslational inadequacies; thus, the worst NXS sites, in particular NWS and NLS, remain hypoglycosylated at the end of the time course.

Though the cell-based therapy methods are more mature than whole IVD transplantation, the inadequacy for severe degeneration and disc prolapse stage limited its development and more and more focuses are on the latter.

The inadequacy of Medicaid payments is severe enough that it has become a rare point of agreement in the health care debate between President Obama and Congressional Republicans.

Women in low-risk pregnancies have reported feelings of anger, despair and inadequacy at the time following a severe or lethal diagnosis [ 6].

We cannot be certain whether inadequacies in performing safe (that is, preventing severe hypoglycemia) and effective (that is, achieving the target) SGC is an important factor in explaining the differences between the positive and negative RCTs.

Other likely consequences of people's displacement include inadequacy of income and other basic needs, severe deprivation leading to commercial sex work, chaotic circumstances in which access to condoms and other preventive options may be scarce, and lack of health infrastructure and education.

Dr Peter Davis Have a total infrastructure overhaul: Inadequacies in energy, roads and seaports have been a severe constraint to development over the last 50 years.

This inadequacy in reinforcements may lead to the brittle shear failure during severe earthquakes.

Its many inadequacies and its frequent failure to satisfy arise in large part from the often severe limits of knowledge, of what we can safely and responsibly determine, of what's sufficiently provable.