Sentence examples for not adequately documented from inspiring English sources

The investigation did not produce any criminal charges, but a state audit later criticized how the group had spent $260,000 it had received, saying that it should return $46,000 because it had not adequately documented the expenses.

They told analysts that the problem was not that the drug did not work but that the company had not adequately documented that irinotecan alone had not worked for the patients in the trial.

A primary reason the F.D.A. rejected ImClone's application was the sloppiness of the test -- patients were enrolled who should not have been, or at least ImClone had not adequately documented their eligibility.

Mr. Inglesino said that the $243 million figure included tens of millions that had been wasted or given to politically connected vendors along with more than $100 million that may have been spent properly but was not adequately documented.

"This study confirms that there is a problem with air quality on planes and that the F.A.A. has not adequately documented why there is a problem or how to fix it," said Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York.

"At present, rigorous evidence does not support the use of marijuana for medical conditions, especially as short- and long-term consequences are not adequately documented in patients," said Bertha K. Madras, a professor of psychobiology at Harvard Medical School.

A major reason ImClone's application was rejected was that the company did not adequately document that patients failed to respond to previous therapy.

The 2015 campaign, according to the audit, did not adequately document more than $100,000 in contributions and failed to report an additional $34,000 in donations.

In the statement, Glaxo said that employees were properly monitoring trials but acknowledged that they were not adequately documenting their work.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency concluded that Harrison County paid "unreasonably high" costs for clearing storm-damaged trees and did not adequately document the work, according to a letter from the head of the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency that was obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press.

The agency, Safe Space, an 84-year-old charity that runs a network of services for 28,000 children a year in New York, could not adequately document how it spent the shelter money, some of it intended for homeless youths infected with H.I.V., according to an audit released late last month by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.