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Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich). quoted from a Sept. 27 memo to Medicare administrator Marilyn Tavenner from her staff that warned of "inherent security risks" stemming from inadequate testing.

One example Weeden points to are various bottlenecks in the educational system, some stemming from inadequate primary schools, which prevent the supply of college-educated workers from keeping up with demand.

All of the problems stemming from inadequate revenue described above were evident before the Great Recession.

Fatigue may also promote extreme lower biomechanics stemming from inadequate active joint stabilization via a suboptimal muscle activation strategy [ 20, 21].

She continued, "Stereotypes can come from social science that can come from inadequate data".

But as the analyst Jamie McMillan points out, the figure has been sexed up from inadequate data.

"It's very difficult because stereotypes can come from social science that can come from inadequate data.

He picks on only one part of a broad evidence base, suggesting figures we have been using have "been sexed up from inadequate data".

Many of the industry's performance problems stem from inadequate inter-organisational co-operation.

This dissatisfaction stems from inadequate biodistribution after a drug's application, which leads to a limited therapeutic response but also to numerous side effects to healthy organs.

Much of microorganisms that contaminate the drainage system stems from inadequate aseptic technique and hygiene oversights in the microbiota of the perineal and perianal region.