Sentence examples for inadequately described from inspiring English sources

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".

The primary function of the external rotators of the hip is inadequately described.

I have to say I'm skeptical of a product that is not only inadequately described on its own page, but clearly can't be removed, but hey.

We will contact the original study authors for missing data when these are inadequately described in the study publications.

Each item was scored as "present" (yes), "absent" (no), "unclear or inadequately described" (cannot answer), or "not applicable" (N/A).

Predictions based on classical DLVO theory were found to inadequately describe interaction energies between colloids and sand surfaces.

Like its Divine origin, we inadequately describe around the concept of love.

While we use terms like "online harassment," the catchall phrase inadequately describes includes a whole spectrum of activities, some of which are legal, others not.

However, available markers of inflammatory status inadequately describe the complexity of metabolic responses to mild anti-inflammatory therapy.

Aphasia is a heterogeneous syndrome, and the simple classifications according to the Broca-Wernicke-Lichtheim model inadequately describe the diverse communication difficulties with which patients may present.