Sentence examples for are adequately acknowledged from inspiring English sources
Women therefore contribute a very large proportion of society's caregiving, but may be harmfully confined and disadvantaged by this role unless their contributions as carers are adequately acknowledged, appreciated and compensated.
"Human loss and suffering have not been adequately acknowledged.
He thought that the diversity of the protest crowd had not been adequately acknowledged — Barber said that he had seen blacks and whites among the group smashing windows, and in the larger group of peaceful protesters.
However, there are some flaws in the data that have not been adequately acknowledged and that might have had a major impact on the conclusions.
17 Although randomised controlled trials are considered the ideal for investigating the effects of interventions on disease, the biological diversity of cardiovascular disease has not been adequately acknowledged in the available trials.
All the focus is placed on a woman's body, in a way that her mind or personality are not adequately acknowledged.
On a related note, the reviewers also noted that that most of the recombination observations reported in the manuscript have been previously published, which was not adequately acknowledged.
The reviewers "noted that most of the recombination observations reported in the manuscript have been previously published, which was not adequately acknowledged".
In 1954, Heisenberg wrote an article honouring Planck for his insight in 1900, in which he credited Born and Jordan for the final mathematical formulation of matrix mechanics and Heisenberg went on to stress how great their contributions were to quantum mechanics, which were not "adequately acknowledged in the public eye".
On a related note, the reviewers also noted that that most of the recombination observations reported in the manuscript have been previously published (see below for details), which was not adequately acknowledged.
General Van Riper said he complained at the time that important lessons of his simulated victory were not adequately acknowledged across the military.
