Sentence examples for inadequately as from inspiring English sources

The history of the philosophical systems that this activity has produced, he argues, is conceived only subjectively and thus inadequately as long as it is regarded as the history of the opinions of individual thinkers.

The microorganisms covered by the test are the cause of approximately 90% of all blood stream infections and the range of species tested by SeptiFast includes those most frequently treated inadequately, as well as those producing the most difficult to treat infections [9], [10].

One might object that if a literature omits relevant reasons when addressing a question or presents potentially strong reasons inadequately – as do some literatures, in particular, young literatures – a systematic review of reasons will be as uninteresting as one of conclusions.

Rosen's response to it all would be amusing, if someone's reputation wasn't at stake, in that he read his own piece as inadequately as he did Sotomayor's record.

Putting management of Iraq squarely in American hands will also help ensure that the United States won't finance its foreign policy goals inadequately, as it has in the past.

However, it might be interesting to try this approach on sets where the BoW method performs inadequately as we did observe an improvement.

The small swan props inserted into the dance's ceaseless patterns seemed an inadequately realized addition, as curious as the jump rope briefly brought into play.

Most important, vulnerability is how individuals or groups of individuals or organisms respond to and recover from stressors inadequately or not as well as the average.

On the other hand, there is enough in Governor Schwarzenegger that Austrians can recognize and admire, or so they think: a touch of machismo, a moving admiration of one's mother, a bit of a sly dog, a cheeky view of the country's Nazi past, and generally what is known in Austria as "Schmäh," inadequately translatable as "patter".

If molecular biology or other biological fields are inadequately represented as consisting of a clearly delineated theory reconstructed as a set of statements in a formal language, then an account of reduction that presupposes this construal of scientific theories is problematic.

I'm giving some thought to being wrong this week, of all weeks, as a way better to engage my citizenship – inadequately exercised, as it was, by my merely voting in Tuesday's election, though debrided to near extinction by the election's miserable outcome.