Sentence examples for less adequately understood from inspiring English sources

3 6 Those leading to reduced blood pressure are less adequately understood, but this effect has been shown to occur as early as 2 weeks after the start of the therapy, preceding significant weight loss, suggesting that a direct hypotensive effect is at least partly responsible.

[End Page 894] But such an introduction deserves much more space than A&V allow for, and has to be more detailed and less dense in order to be adequately understood by nonlinguists.

From a comparative perspective, in the absence of sufficient longitudinal data from the vital registration system, the study of epidemiological transition has received much less attention to adequately understand the major shifts in mortality and morbidity patterns (1– 3).

The paper fully acknowledges that these have not all been adequately understood.

He decided to give a lecture about it, and why he felt it hadn't been adequately understood.

He claimed that the authorities had not adequately understood the risks posed by the foot-and-mouth outbreak.

However, the impacts of these land surface modifications on climate are yet to be adequately understood.

This action aggravated the debacle to an extent not yet adequately understood.

The childhood predictors of these adult functional outcomes are not adequately understood.

Though not adequately understood, these evolutionary host preferences may benefit the mosquitoes in a number of ways including the identification of hosts with more nutritive blood, or those who are less defensive against mosquito bites [3], [4].

This member check helped to determine whether we had adequately understood and interpreted the data.