Sentence examples for is not adequately valued from inspiring English sources

Time is not adequately valued here in Greece because growers accept working long hours and never add them up and divide them by the net amount they receive after all expenses and taxes paid.

It was also noted that the staffing required to deliver rehabilitation were not adequately valued within the organisation and, consequently, staff with specific skills to facilitate activities were sometimes moved to other units.

However, one respondent commented " some consumers are unable to look generally at a problem without personalising it and this may lead to a misunderstanding that their opinions are not adequately valued".

In some other cases, statistical tests have been carried out in a way that is somewhat questionable in the sense that the determination of the critical values and the P-values is not adequately justified due to lack of a rigorous statistical distribution theory of the deviance measures used for such tests.

On the contrary, when crucial information is not adequately available, a smaller α value can be chosen.

A second hypothesis that would explain the weak association between A1C and CVD is that there is large variability in A1C over time that is not adequately accounted for with mean values.

If the sorption is more linear below the microgram/L concentration range, then the relationship that accounts for sediment AOC and BC content (eqs 5− 7) as shown in Figures 1b and 2b, should be modified as the Freundlich sorption isotherm for BC materials in the low free aqueous concentration range is not adequately represented by the assumed value of 0.7 for the Freundlich exponent n.

The regulator has argued that it is not adequately funded.

However, it is not adequately efficient.

It is not adequately taught.

"Child marriage is not adequately discussed.