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Drug disposition is inadequately studied in this population, but when studied it is usually immature compared with that of term newborns.

If one of the points of your sermon seems to be inadequately developed, but the sermon is already long enough, eliminate one of the points.

What is often lacking, or inadequately expressed, is an explanation of how and why the research is relevant to the public at large.

They seem to have been badly selected, hastily mustered, inadequately trained and poorly equipped.

During the American Civil War the strategic location of the city was inadequately appreciated by the Confederate military.

By adding storm collars to the roof plan, each penetration becomes manageable, taking the mystery out of inadequately written details.

Indeed, poorly defined or inadequately communicated requirements are among the most common reasons why GDD projects fail.

Waterborne outbreaks, though infrequent, are usually associated with sewage-contaminated or inadequately treated water.

But the problem the IMF's managing director did not acknowledge is that the EFSF itself is inadequately capitalised.

We believe that gene patents raise several unique issues that are inadequately handled by the current research exemptions.

The views, concerns and interests of the non- Western world are often ignored or inadequately considered.

Some of our legacy systems are inadequately documented; others are poorly architected.

He says that starting salaries for PhDs are poor and that scholarship funds are inadequately distributed among universities.

It assumed that ordinary citizens were inadequately consulted about political decisions by the politicians in the two major parties.

This failure could be blamed on the apparent failure to ensure that communicative skill inadequately represented in language courses.

And traditionally, in senior high English classes, listening skills tend to get neglected or is practiced inappropriately or inadequately.

Oneself is supported inadequately by the money that he earns.

Where laws on these risk factors are in place they are often inadequately enforced, particularly in low-income countries.

Why Chinese economic reform succeeded so spectacularly remains inadequately explained.

He also said workers on duty were inadequately trained and failed to notice the malfunction.

Some studies suggest that prisoners are sometimes inadequately sedated, and perhaps die in silent agony from asphyxiation.

Inadequately supplied and untutored in the art of colonization, the earliest frontier pioneers routinely suffered and died.

Inadequately supplied and untutored in the art of colonization, the earliest frontier pioneers routinely suffered and dies.

Although criminal's amount is increasing, it is still inadequately stern to punish.

Most schools have poor accountability systems and inadequately track student outcomes. They have little information about what works.

but they are often uncontrolled, poorly designed and inadequately maintained.

Rice straw resource was rich, however, it was used inadequately and inefficiently.

Fear of stigmatization inhibits people from taking preventive measures and leads women and men to assess their own risks inadequately.

mode of transmission cholera is transmitted by consumption of contaminated , inadequately cooked food or contaminated unboiled water.

The uplands of S. E. Asia offer a presently partly unused, or inadequately used, agricultural production potential.

The buildings in the slum tend to be overcrowded, inadequately served by tap water and at risk from fire.

The evidence supporting each position is reviewed but is described as being inadequately definitive.

dense or inadequately leavened and hence likely to cause distress in the alimentary canal.

At every stage of this crisis Europe's leaders have reacted late and inadequately.

"Medium" defects were mostly related to generalizations and relationships that either were not considered or were inadequately described.

The disease can thus spread rapidly in areas where sewage and drinking water supplies are inadequately treated.

A flawed reactor design and inadequately trained workers caused the Chernobyl accident.

Many of the soldiers stationed in the region are inadequately trained, badly equipped and poorly motivated militiamen.

The aim is to reduce the number of inadequately housed people.

According to the report, China's innovation system is not fully developed and inadequately integrated.

Lack of information law leads to the media supervision inadequately.

The China News Service quoted Shi Yuehui, the county's deputy head, admitting the plan was simple-minded and inadequately thought through.

Poliovirus has a habit of finding pockets of inadequately vaccinated children.

the temporary camps were inadequately equipped.

This is in contrast to much more inadequately priced developed country sovereign risks.

I strongly urge that when you read this, you may correct what requires correction and excuse what is inadequately expressed.

Some South Koreans criticized the government for leaving Yeonpyeong inadequately protected.

Specialized industrial districts of China are by now well-known but inadequately understood in the world.

when determining how to route data, and is inadequately captured by a traditional link metric such as the bandwidth-delay product.

Because this is difficult, we are always surprised, shocked, and inadequately prepared for extreme events.

Because of the dollar's strength, prices of US goods in global markets make them inadequately competitive.

oneself is support inadequately by money that he earns.

Some 60% of global blood supplies goes to 18% of the world's people, leaving 82% of the global population inadequately covered.

The age that he still elects inadequately.

Miners feel they are inadequately rewarded for their dangerous work.

Richer Asian countries, such as Japan, whose paedophiles travel to Cambodia, are also responding inadequately, says APLE's Mr Samleang.

and they know that inadequately capitalised banks are vulnerable to sovereign risks.

Organizational factors, poorly identified customer needs, inadequately specified project requirements, and poor planning and control

increase investments , encourage innovation inadequately in enterprises;

over pressurization due to expansion of small amounts of liquid into large volumes of gas in inadequately vented equipment;

Yes, they criticise Buddhism too, inadequately though. (See 'Related Articles' for reviews. )

Yet rarely does an institution respond by creating remedial programs for inadequately prepared students

Usual source of food poisoning by such agents: Inadequately soaked or rinsed contaminated leafy vegetables

Clinic characteristics and treat strategies of inadequately controlled type 2 diabetic patients

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the real root of the problem is inadequately understood and misapplied theory