Sentence examples for not adequately clear from inspiring English sources

The news release, she conceded, was not adequately clear.

We have some lower magnification images showing a few cells, which are suggestive of notable differences but not adequately clear as to the precise cellular location.

The retrograded endometrial fragments into the peritoneal cavity trigger a suboptimal immune response that does not adequately clear the implanted tissues, resulting in their continued survival and growth and thus the development of endometriosis.

Despite relatively similar hemodynamics and clinical interventions, patients who did not adequately clear lactate had higher initial lactate levels and baseline Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation scores than those who did.

If the nerves are not adequately cleared from "behind" the IMA, they can be easily damaged at this point (Fig.  1B).

A posterior capsulotomy was performed in selected cases, regardless of age at surgery, and was generally performed if per-operatively the visual axis was deemed to not be adequately clear; with a subsequent anterior vitrectomy.

Type III hypersensitivity occurs when there is accumulation of immune complexes (antigen antibody complexes) that have not been adequately cleared by innate immune cells, giving rise to an inflammatory response and attraction of leucocytes.

However, as the House of Lords reported, ageing research in the UK is not adequately structured and a clear vision and plan are urgently required.

However, as has mentioned above, it is unclear how such support, not adequately backed by funding and clear enabling structures (i.e. time and persons officially allocated for tasks related with AFSs) will ensure service sustainability.

That's why the respected House of Commons foreign affairs select committee – whose critical report on his bombing plans was the focus of the prime minister's statement – tonight made clear he had not adequately addressed their concerns.

Although many of these consultants are likely to be involved in research activities, it is clear that this is not adequately portrayed to patients.