Sentence examples for inadequately identified from inspiring English sources

"Thirteen" brings in a lot of peripheral characters, some of whom are inadequately identified.

That means it will not apply to the Defense Intelligence Agency, whose reports -- based on the debriefing of the inadequately identified defector -- the administration cited as evidence that Iraq possessed stockpiles of chemical weapons.

However, there is considerable evidence to suggest that nurses often inadequately identify and respond to patients' psychological needs, sometimes with adverse consequences for physical health and recovery.

Limiting diabetes screening to fasting glucose measures and A1C inadequately identifies Asian Americans with type 2 diabetes.

Conventional macroscopic dietary quantification can be prone to inadequately identifying the actual nutritional targets of ingestion, and often require integration with microscopic, histological or stable isotopic approaches to accurately define dietary ecology.

Although sarcoma histology is recognized as a prognostic factor, most studies of retroperitoneal sarcomas report results combining multiple histologies and are inadequately powered to identify prognostic factors specific to a particular histology.

This measure provides numerical data related to the performance of test procedures, which helps to identify inadequately tested parts of the software.

Nurse auxiliaries receive a minimal training of one year and are reported as being the most inadequately skilled in identifying women's pregnancy conditions and understanding the national FANC guidelines [ 38].

In particular, we chose not to stratify patients into smaller subgroups, such as individual Hunt-Hess scores, because the resulting groups would then be inadequately powered to identify reasonable differences in outcomes.

However, previous regional studies identified critical care trainees as inadequately trained and experienced to confidently manage airway emergencies in neck breathers [3].

"When our systems set up through bail court, probation and parole, family court and child welfare inadequately respond in a timely manner to survivor identified needs around safety, accountability and community centered care, the more dangerous the realities become for women experiencing violence," Ham told VICE.