Sentence examples for an inadequate representation from inspiring English sources

In the case of the Gulf, though, your editorial is an inadequate representation of the experience of the church.

The theoretical face distribution derived in that paper, however, provides an inadequate representation of 3-D grain-face data.

Members of the Eisenhower family and others objected to the memorial as an inadequate representation of the former president's significant achievements.

The complex character of the Ohmic impedance shows that an equivalent circuit, using the usual two-terminal resistor to represent the Ohmic contribution of the electrolyte, provides an inadequate representation of an electrode with geometry-induced current and potential distributions.

"But the word is an inadequate representation of what the technology actually is, and the solutions that tens of thousands of Qualcomm Technologies innovators have worked on".

Four immediate comments on this are in order: First, as it stands this is an inadequate representation of the argument as it conceals the complex moves usually invoked by proponents and expositors, but we'll try to improve on this soon (in particular, a fuller version includes a mini argument for (A)).

This outcome may be a consequence of inadequate representation of SNP alleles within a particular genome in different populations, or alternatively, can reflect the different impact that demography, population and breeding history had on genomes of wheat lines.

This can slow proceedings to a crawl and essentially force the courts to work to avoid unfair rulings that could devastate families or leave people homeless as a result of inadequate representation.

Texas's highest criminal court again denied Buck's application, by a vote of 6 3, but with a dissent by Judge Elsa Alcala, who wrote, "The record in this case reveals a chronicle of inadequate representation at every stage of the proceedings, the integrity of which is further called into question by the admission of racist and inflammatory testimony from an expert witness at the punishment phase".

When examining HRH, a reliance on information provided by the state health sector can only provide a partial and inadequate representation of reality.

There is also a risk of inadequate representation of all trial participants due to authors who do not consent to their data being pooled into the IPDMA.