Sentence examples for inadequate characterizations from inspiring English sources

Still, I was embarrassed as I left the voice mail, in which I said I was sorry in advance for this article and any imprecise or inadequate characterizations of her that might appear in it.

Simple bell curves are inadequate characterizations of birthweight distributions [ 17, 11- 20].

Writing that CRISPR "offers a new outlet for the inchoate fear of tinkering with the fundamentals of life" is an inadequate characterization of the risks involved.

In this study we discuss how inadequate characterization of soils in volcanic island could lead to an underestimation of cosmogenic 3He erosion rates inferred from river sediments.

Several insights gained based on the outcome of these simulations are presented such as how inadequate characterization of uncertainties can affect the reliability of the prediction results.

This has attracted critiques on inadequate characterization of the long-term exposure of study subjects.

Focusing on one single aspect of these complex modes of action can result in inadequate characterization of system response.

Six studies were inconclusive due to missing information on smoking habits, internal inconsistencies, or inadequate characterization of diesel exposure.

However, low sample size (inadequate number of taxa to accurately estimate the posterior probability support for environmental shifts associated with shifts in substitution rate) or inadequate characterization of the moisture environment cannot be discarded.

However, major concern was raised about lack of appropriate comparison cohorts of untreated patients, incomplete data on GH exposure and treatment regimens, inadequate characterization of patients, and inadequate identification of other risk factors.

15, 16, 129 To conclude, FSD pathogenesis in diabetes is complex, and current studies have not yet clarified all of the pathological pathways involved; these studies are limited by small sample sizes, lack of standardized definitions of sexual dysfunction, and inadequate characterization of diabetes with regard to glycemic control, the presence of complications, and the presence of depression.