Sentence examples for insufficiently adjusted from inspiring English sources
Companies recruiting workers often frown on Japanese with a foreign high-school or college education as insufficiently adjusted to the ways of Japan, which emphasize outright acceptance of directives from above and group harmony.
The effect of price partitioning is due to both consumers' insufficiently adjusting for the surcharge and the clarity of the price structure provided.
For example, patients insufficiently adjust their subjective risk to the objective risk value communicated by healthcare providers [ 20, 24- 26].
A 2003 meta-analysis of studies comparing outcomes in VRE and VSE bacteremia reported that, though most individual studies were insufficiently powered or adjusted to make this judgment, the available data suggested the VRE infections conferred higher mortality [ 7].
Mr. Bush's critics, including former aides, have portrayed him as too cloistered, too dependent on a small coterie of trusted aides, unable to distinguish between loyalty and competence, and insufficiently willing to adjust course in the face of events that do not unfold the way he expects.
In addition, RI was insufficiently taken into account by GPs when adjusting anti-diabetes medications, especially SU.
However, it is insufficiently well recognised that one method of adjusting the bootstrap to deal with clustered data is only valid in large samples.
