Sentence examples for inadequately known from inspiring English sources
The phrase "inadequately known" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when you want to express that something or someone is not well-known or understood enough. Example: "Despite being a famous historical figure, much of his personal life remains inadequately known to the public."
Instead, he called Rising Star a "major discovery, whose significance lies in its potential to increase our biological understanding of a long-known, but still inadequately known species: Homo erectus".
It goes north-west out of London over the Faroes, Iceland and Greenland and then turns south over what is inadequately known as northern Canada.
He pointed to the difficulty of calendar reform because the motions of the heavenly bodies were inadequately known.
However, in Europe and North America, large numbers of conventional technical fishways exist, for which the efficacy and suitability for non-salmonid species is often inadequately known.
The underlying physics is still inadequately known and a reactor engineer modeling complex multiphase flow processes often has to complement detailed modeling efforts with validation experiments and data analysis.
In the results that follow, it is important to note that the context of causation and interlinkage amongst variables is inadequately known; there may be spurious correlations or significant relationships that are influenced more by lurking variables rather than the two variables identified.
These problems include the most complicated and inadequately studied problems known as critical (or resonance) problems [1 4].
Firms hired to handle garbage from apartment buildings have been known to inadequately sort kitchen waste, and garbage truck inspectors aren't always diligent about checking to make sure the food scraps are mixed with other types of trash.
These special criteria for valid equilibrium sampling are known, but inadequately addressed in practice.
It is truly tragic that this information was known but inadequately communicated before the decision to launch.
PRZM is known to inadequately predict pesticide transport associated with soil erosion [13].
