Sentence examples for inadequately managed from inspiring English sources

Most patients (76.1%) were inadequately managed with anticholinergics due to inadequate efficacy.

In 2010, according to Jambeck's research, over 50percentt of waste in more than 60 countries worldwide was found to be inadequately managed, mostly due to a lack of waste management infrastructure coupled with ballooning populations.

Since self-care is the cornerstone of diabetes management, a substantial portion of the diabetic population may be inadequately managed.

The studies included patients with ≥14 UI episodes per week due to NDO from SCI or MS. Study protocols required all patients to have been inadequately managed with at least one anticholinergic for their UI, defined as an inadequate response or intolerable side effects after >1 month on an optimized dose.

Depression and anxiety are often associated with inadequately managed attention deficit.

The US memo called the summit poorly conceived, inadequately managed and badly executed for allowing Venezuela and its leftist allies to derail proceedings.

This triage system would replace the status quo of inadequately managing our full portfolio of over 1m square miles of public land and 1,589 threatened and endangered species.

The 33 (17%) patients who were given adequate management were compared with the 161 (83%) patients managed inadequately (important data were missing in four patients that were excluded from the analysis).

But in the aftermath of the conviction's collapse, lawyers said the case had been poorly managed, inadequately supervised and hampered by conflicts between prosecutors and F.B.I. agents.

These findings suggest that pain associated with a vaso-occlusive episode is inadequately assessed and managed during hospitalization.

By directing MPA management disproportionately towards comprehensive no-take zones that affect fishing practices that are already required by state and federal legislation to adhere to sustainability requirements, the suite of threats affecting both protected and unprotected areas can be left inadequately and/or inappropriately managed.