Sentence examples for inadequately presented from inspiring English sources

EFSA concludes that the study results are inadequately presented with omission of key details of the design, conduct, analysis, and reporting.

Negative comparisons based on new drugs had higher likelihood to be inadequately presented as supporting equivalence than those based in older drugs (66.7% vs. 43.5%, chi-square p=0.024).

I believe by this comment Dr. Wolf has raised an important point which was inadequately presented in our manuscript.

Some parents expressed concerns about the information provided by their children's doctors, citing that the information was biased toward promoting vaccine benefits while side effects were inadequately presented.

First, the materials and methods throughout the paper are insufficiently described; and much of the statistical analysis is either insufficiently described or inadequately presented.

In particular, a systematic review of reasons brings to light reasons that have been infrequently published and only inadequately presented, such as – in the case of our systematic review – rights-based reasons.

Let us pause to briefly (and inadequately) present a line of response to the problems of indexicals and of variability.

If a literature omits reasons or inadequately presents reasons that are potentially strong, its all-things-considered ethical conclusion will be uninteresting.

When still based in the UK, I was made aware of journalistic anxieties -- bordering on private self-laceration -- over how inadequately we present economic matters to our audience.

The review authors classified each item as "yes" (adequately addressed), "no" (inadequately addressed), or "unclear" (inadequate detail presented to allow a judgment to be made).

19 This checklist (see table A in appendix) was used to classify each item as "yes" (adequately dealt with); "no" (inadequately dealt with); or "unclear" (inadequate detail presented to allow a judgment to be made).