Sentence examples for not adequately assess from inspiring English sources

These most commonly are non-standardized, disease-oriented, physician assessments that may not adequately assess the effect of therapy on the patient's subjective treatment responses.

Arline Bronzaft said there were many lapses where developers and agencies did not adequately assess noise impact.

Mr. Ryan, the state's child advocate, said on Wednesday that his review, which is continuing, found no evidence that the agency offered child care or other support services to Ms. Day's family and that workers did not adequately assess potential risks to the children in her home.

Earlier this month, Idaho Second District Judge John Bradbury revoked the permit, asserting that the state did not adequately assess the hazards of the shipment, particularly the consequences of an accident involving one of the immense processing units blocking the highway.

The farmers have fought back through the courts, winning early legal challenges to the environmental reviews, which Mr. Olea contends were hastily done and did not adequately assess the area downstream from El Novillo dam, where the aqueduct will withdraw water.

Arline Bronzaft, an environmental psychologist who helped draft the city's noise code, said that though the city's code was lauded as one of the country's most progressive, there were too many lapses where developers and agencies did not adequately assess noise impact, or seek the best available remedies.

In 2013 the National Audit Office said the DfE had not adequately assessed the risks and viability of the boarding school.

A coalition called City Park for Everyone (CPFE) filed a lawsuit in February claiming that the Federal Emergency Management Agency and City Park had not adequately assessed potential environmental damage.

Investigators from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration of the United States Department of Labor found that Mr. Kane and Mr. Caucci had not been given sufficient training and that Fabi had not adequately assessed the risk of the job.

He claimed the British were willing to fly blind alongside the Americans, and that they were totally unprepared for the occupation and had not adequately assessed the risks or the need to ensure security after the fall of Saddam.

Jane Rissler of the Union of Concerned Scientists, an advocacy group critical of genetically engineered crops, said the studies showed the E.P.A. had not adequately assessed the risks before approving Event 176.