Sentence examples for Insufficiently reviewed from inspiring English sources

In a research programme to delineate the mechanisms of the fundamental processes involved in, the authors have realized that the technology has been insufficiently reviewed with emphasis on the fundamentals and their relationship to the performance of this technology.

On the basis of the studies we reviewed implementation data were insufficiently strong to provide a sound evidence base for practitioners and policymakers.

Allen reviewed the literature, such as it was, and found most of it to be insufficiently rigorous.

Gahl personally reviewed all the cases and discarded about three-quarters of them, usually because the problem was insufficiently documented, seemed to be psychosomatic or, for some other reason, left Gahl with the impression that the N.I.H. had little new to offer.

"We are concerned about excessive or insufficiently disclosed fees which may unduly reduce employees' take home pay," Mr. Schneiderman's office told employers, according to letters reviewed by The Times.

The novel has been mostly well reviewed — Thomas Mallon in The New York Times Book Review called it "fresh and vital" — but a few critics, notably James Wood in The New Yorker, have complained that it's too musty and literary and insufficiently carnal.

Also, the book will irritate as well as inform, for Hrdy is insufficiently critical of the ideas she reviews and, perhaps mindful of the specter that Trivers raised, too ready to present only one side of the story.

Labour called the plans "insufficiently ambitious" and said it would review the case notes of all such patients.

We review three dimensions that are insufficiently addressed.

Soon the clinic also began failing accreditation reviews: In early 1998, its "best" films were deemed underexposed and insufficiently sharp.

Yet one can also pretty much guarantee that Kanye will declare its (likely positive) reviews as insufficiently rapturous.