Not surprisingly, patients with inadequate health literacy demonstrate poorer knowledge of diabetes [ 24, 25].
Another article, by the Morocco-born writer Laila Lalami, in the Nation, examines the claims of Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Irshad Manji, two prominent anti-Islam dissidents, and, not surprisingly, finds them deeply inadequate.
A statistically based survey in May 2004 of the residents of Chapultenango (questionnairy), an indigenous Zoque community 10 km east of El Chichόn (Limón-Hernández and Macίas 2009; Figure 1a), demonstrated that the perception of risk posed by "their volcano" is inadequate, and surprisingly, worst for the elder generation, despite the fact that they lived through the 1982 eruptions.
Surprisingly, infections by MDR pathogens or inadequate initial antibiotic therapy were not among the risk factors associated with increased hospital mortality.
First, not surprisingly, age and BMI alone are inadequate for discriminating GDM, suggesting that other clinical variables, such as the OGTT [ 4, 53], may provide better discrimination.
Surprisingly, in four knees femoral components showed inadequate internal rotation combined with posterolateral instability, which was judged as real malrotation despite using a gap balancing technique in all knees in 90° of flexion to define correct rotation.
Antibiotic therapy in the preceding month and, not surprisingly, fungal infection meant empirical therapy was likely to be inadequate.
Laboratory capacity remains inadequate in many parts of the world, although surprisingly large amounts of quality data are generated but remain underutilised due to the lack of dedicated surveillance systems.
Not surprisingly, a barrier to implementation was the perception that there were inadequate resources to implement an intervention, or an environment that was not conducive to change.
