Sentence examples for system with insufficient from inspiring English sources

Child welfare experts said the unmanageable caseloads were just one indication of an overburdened system with insufficient resources.

C. Michael Walton, a professor of civil engineering at the University of Texas, Austin, helped write a series of reports issued by the American Society of Civil Engineers that have repeatedly found the nation's highway system with insufficient money.

In Grey theory, black means a system with insufficient information, while a white system represents complete information.

Roberts: Yes Orman: Believes the ACA expanded "a broken system" with insufficient focus on reducing health care costs.

If you look at the dynastic history in China, you often see that a highly centralized bureaucratic system with insufficient information and knowledge of the society results in ineffective governance.

Factors having a negative impact on children's immunization status include living in difficult-to-reach areas, such as areas with insecurity or poor road infrastructure; population movements between neighboring countries; a weak epidemiological surveillance system with insufficient data; deficient cold chains; and an overall frail health system.

An iterative frequency domain multiuser detection for spectrally efficient relaying protocols was proposed in[27], and a frequency domain soft-decision feedback equalization scheme for single user SISO SC-FDMA systems with insufficient cyclic prefix was proposed in[28].

Endogenous hypothermia results either from metabolic dysfunctions with decreased heat production (e.g. hypothyroidism) or central nervous system dysfunctions with insufficient thermoregulation (e.g. tumour, trauma).

A drug-orientated motivational system combined with insufficient executive resources (possibly compromised by drug use) promotes escalation of drug use.

Two runs (each with different samples) failed to provide passing results for one of the two lots tested due to a processing error detected by system controls with insufficient RNA to repeat the assay.

In countries with inadequate surveillance systems or with insufficient civil liberties to release outbreak information, the shortened timeliness gap might be meaningless for public health concerns.