Sentence examples for Inadequately understood from inspiring English sources

However, the relationship between diet and UC is inadequately understood.

They are very inadequately understood but seem to have been unlike all other theropods.

However the mechanisms linking stress to adolescent psychopathology remain inadequately understood.

The records appear to be related to ocean temperature anomalies in the Pacific and Atlantic basins, but they are still inadequately understood.

This domination of matter over antimatter has come about by a process known as CP violation, scientists now believe, though this is still inadequately understood.

The extent of roads and other forms of linear infrastructure is burgeoning worldwide, but their impacts are inadequately understood and thus poorly mitigated.

This response clearly suggests that those who are responsible for making board selections in established companies inadequately understand innovation and lack commitment to it.

These loony poems of his are a source of endless instruction, humor and philosophical entertainment (as I inadequately understand the term — or terms, I suppose).

At present, however, they are inadequately documented and understood, as well as being highly variable.

Hence, the true value of functional biodiversity on the farm is often inadequately acknowledged or understood, while conventional intensification tends to disrupt beneficial functions of biodiversity.

Essential reading for historians of science and early modern Europe, Catching Nature in the Act defines and excavates a dynamic field of francophone natural history that has been inadequately mined and understood to date.