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In Conclusion of Law 9 , the placebo effect was held to be inadequate to support the efficacy of a product . This was one of the problems for Equitable Life , where , largely because that institution was a mutual with no ability to call on shareholder funds for support , the capital base was inadequate to carry the costs associated with current market conditions . ( 77 ) On the other hand , missing a once-daily dose of ART may result in long periods of drug exposure that are inadequate to maintain viral suppression . The subsequent project redesigns have been inadequate to protect the habitat for this species , and mitigation measures approved by various local lead agencies have proven inadequate for long-term population viability ( C. Wishner , biologist , Envicom Corp ., pers . There are some situations , however , where traditional use evidence alone will be inadequate to substantiate a claim , even if that claim is carefully qualified to convey the limited nature of the support . Although some States had established programs for widows and mothers as early as 1911 , they were inadequate to meet the needs resulting from the Great Depression of the 1930 's . This study showed school nurses were concerned that medication administration guidelines were inadequate to address all issues encountered , especially delegation , medication errors , and practice guidelines . The gasolines of the time were inadequate to the needs of the newer , more powerful engines . The 10,000 - seat capacity of the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church cathedral was inadequate to contain all the music , tearful anecdotes , and presidential tributes offered for Coretta Scott King , an aspiring opera singer who laid aside her own desires to become the first lady of the civil rights movement . It argues that current license arrangements are inadequate to protect a library 's long-term interest in electronic journals , that individual libraries cannot address the preservation needs of e-journals on their own , that much scholarly e-literature is not covered by archiving arrangements , and that while e-journal archiving programs are becoming available , no comprehensive solution has emerged and large parts of e-literature go unprotected . Fourthly , that courts of equity in these cases only act as auxiliary to the legal right , and to prevent injury , and give a relief by account , when damages at law would be inadequate to the injury received ; and they will not interfere by injunction in the first instance , unless a good legal title is shown , and even then they never preclude the parties from trying the right at law , if desired . Therefore , traditional regulatory approaches may be inadequate to solve water quality impairment . The mine was preparing to upgrade to a super section , and the existing surface substation was inadequate to meet the power demands . Though she might have been towed back into port , her damage control efforts were inadequate to the need . Unfortunately , government health facilities in the area are inadequate to serve such a large population . Thus , the final rule specifies that regulatory authorities may impose further reclamation standards if it is determined that these minimum standards are inadequate to ensure proper reclamation under particular local conditions . " We agree with St. Catherine 's that the mere existence of aggressive behavior or altercations between residents does not conclusively establish that the supervision was inadequate to prevent accidents . If the money supply were the same amount as say a hundred years ago , it would be inadequate to facilitate commerce , savings and investment today . Inexperienced staff : The tremendous increase in RTI staff meant the number of experienced writers , coordinators , and other development staff was inadequate to complete or supervise the work required . Private or alternative loans are available in cases where the federal loan programs are inadequate to help a student meet their financial needs . Sample sizes were inadequate to assess the effects of improved diets on the frequency of severe , life-threatening malnutrition .