Sentence examples for inadequately assessing from inspiring English sources
A federal investigation into Miller's death found that the Minneapolis VA made multiple errors: not scheduling a follow-up appointment, failing to communicate with his family about the treatment plan and inadequately assessing his access to firearms.
However, this may be because many existing symptom assessment scales inadequately assess the experiential deficits of negative symptoms.
Despite advances in the treatment of cancer pain, and guidelines to optimize assessment and management [ 3, 4], pain continues to be inadequately assessed and treated [ 5].
Communities inadequately assessed miss out on social provision, and struggle in terms of education, jobs and housing.
Justice Minardo rejected neighboring homeowners' arguments that the Power Authority had inadequately assessed the Staten Island plant's potential for air pollution.
The commission concluded that the Central Intelligence Agency CIAandand the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII) had inadequately assessed the threat posed by al-Qaeda and had not taken sufficient steps to disrupt its planning.
These findings suggest that pain associated with a vaso-occlusive episode is inadequately assessed and managed during hospitalization.
Although progress has been made through economists and natural scientists collaborating to determine the value of some nonmarket wetland goods and services, many other important benefits are still inadequately assessed.
We conclude that an association between activation of coagulation and fibrinolysis and clinical outcome of dengue-virus infections is conceivable but has been inadequately assessed and that methodologically sound studies, complemented with complete and reliable reporting, are needed to show whether there is a true association.
In the same way, Mjølstad et al. [13] reported that recently trained residents inadequately assessed the inferior vena cava diameter in a non-ICU setting.
It has previously been reported that abuse is often inadequately assessed in psychiatric clinics (Read and Fraser 1998), an aspect to be considered in the overall assessment process.
