Sentence examples for described inadequately from inspiring English sources

Design and adherence to the protocol were described inadequately making it doubtful whether the study was implemented in a traceable way.

Method described inadequately.

As seen below, parts of the data are described inadequately; there are missing statistics, and the connectivity diagrams are difficult to follow.

In a study of proposals of mixed methods studies in health research, O'Cathain, Murphy, and Nicholl [ 16] identified that key aspects of the qualitative research, such as sampling and analysis, were often not described in proposals or described inadequately, highlighting the difficulties commissioners may face when deciding on the quality of the proposed research.

With respect to the Cochrane review on pre-hospital TI [ 11], the number of studies located in our review illustrates that any strict inclusion criteria for a systematic review will exclude the majority of studies published because pre-hospital TI is often performed differently or described inadequately.

Introducing just random variation of porosity to the model is found to describe inadequately the dispersive flow behavior.

An inspection of Additional file 1: Table S1A shows that this is due to the fact that this functional describes inadequately the energy of the LUMO, leading to positive values of A (with the exception of glyoxal and methylglyoxal), which are in contradiction with the (Delta SCF results.

In fact, Tanzanian midwives described inadequate resources at work because there were too few staff and they were inadequately educated.

The educational level of parents was the only variable associated with both being unfamiliar with "wheezing" and describing it inadequately, and no other associations were found with the latter.

But even as the jury reached a consensus that the Securities and Exchange Commission failed to prove its case, it was left with an uneasy feeling that the verdict inadequately described its feelings about Citigroup's conduct.

THERE are two kinds of good cooking in Martinique: very French-influenced (this is a departement of France, and you can get better Camembert and jambon here than almost anywhere in the United States), and barely French-influenced, inadequately described as "Creole".