Sentence examples for unfortunately adequate from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, adequate data are not available at present to estimate the RSC for water exposures reliably.
Unfortunately, adequate prospective MMF dose comparison studies in tacrolimus-based protocols with antibody induction are missing.
Unfortunately, adequate information on treatment outcomes and clinical characteristics associated with mortality that could be used to improve inpatient treatment for severe acute malnutrition is not available.
Unfortunately, adequate physico-chemical characterization data are not always attached to such statements, and the establishment of the "apatitic" nature of samples or deposits is sometimes unconvincing or even dubious.
Unfortunately, adequate carbapenem dosing is missed for many reasons, including benefit/risk misconceptions, a narrow therapeutic window for imipenem and meropenem (due to an increased rate of seizures at higher doses), increasingly resistant pathogens requiring higher doses than are typically given, and cost containment issues that may limit their use.
Unfortunately, no adequate chemical formula is available to describe the high-temperature ACPs.
Unfortunately, an adequate bowel preparation is often limited by side effects and/or patient's intolerance to bowel preparation solutions.
Unfortunately, no adequate and generally accepted explication that lends itself to the required mathematical proofs is to be found in the literature.
Unfortunately, no adequate information can be found in the literature to properly estimate it; the only paper studying a similar quantity is [25], but it cannot be used for our.
Unfortunately, no adequate information on adjuvant treatment of the patients was available in this retrospective series.
Some of the studies unfortunately miss adequate clinical and epidemiological elements such as appropriate controls, clear case definitions, and statistical evaluation – lacks that may lead to overestimation of the significance of C. burnetii excretion or presence of antibodies.
