Sentence examples for without adequate design from inspiring English sources
Secondly, without adequate design of controls and treatments, how can the estimated impacts be attributed to a given intervention?
One experiment has just been published without an adequate design but giving the best evidence yet from another group for the conditioning of sensory-gastric satiety; yet the authors conclude for changes in sensory preference with no learnt gastric involvement in the meal size response.
But without adequate course design, focused faculty attention, and student readiness, there may be little hope for the overall instructional program, or the promise it originally offered.
In addition, with an adequate design of the implant, release at the desired rate would occur without any additional action, avoiding any patient compliance issues.
Regarding this last transient, sensitivity studies have shown that an adequate design of the turbomachine by-pass lines allows a control of the event without shutdown.
Genetic correlations are difficult to estimate with precision, especially without adequate breeding designs, and such estimates are not available for most exploited populations.
A junior designer without adequate knowledge of existing Design Patterns wants to use them, but does not know where to start from or which pattern is the right one to apply for a design model.
Any project, whatever the design, without adequate M&E is doomed to fail.
It is suggested that the illusory certainty of a pre-determined destiny distorts the prospective that would enable to construct scenarios; what is actually happening remains hidden by the model and health policies are designed without adequate parameters for evaluating their effective impact.
Although sandals and flip flops are the footwear of choice for the summer they are also designed without adequate arch support.
Without adequate prior econometric research, policy design needs to take into consideration that a change in monetary policy can produce an unanticipated bifurcation.
