However, while inadequacies in involvement of practitioners in offering optimal care for STI have been reported [ 26– 28], it also needs to be acknowledged that the health care system and, how it is financed, influences the delivery of health services.
Inadequacy of wages and income: While the inadequacy of jobs is depressing, the statistics on wages and income are even more so.
While the inadequacy of mainstream service provision and cognitive assessment for Aboriginal Australians has been recognised for a number of years, little practical development has occurred [ 17].
Technological limitations hindered IS usefulness in the initial Canadian locale, while staffing inadequacies amid pronounced power imbalances affecting governance restricted IS usefulness in the subsequent Canadian application.
Yet some people see negative changes as signs of their own inadequacy while others will rise to the challenge.
Yet at the forthcoming ten-year reunion, when everyone is congratulating her on her success (while you still have not even finished your Ph.D. in American literature), you will _______ happiness for her success while contemplating your own inadequacy.
While the seriousness of the inadequacy of care was so bad that independent performance management of the hospital was necessary, the NHS regulatory system at that time did not allow the HCC to do that.
And while his tales of sexual inadequacy and frustration have the ring of comedic, if not literal, truth, you have to read carefully to learn that he is married — by my count he mentions his wife exactly twice, and the second mention is a thank-you on the last page.
Once women won the right to vote in 1920, the menstruation-equals-inadequacy debate ebbed for a while.
State television has manipulated its narrative of the conflict to soothe viewers' feelings of inadequacy and imperial nostalgia, while talking up Western plots and machinations.
