Sentence examples for not adequately integrated from inspiring English sources
It proves to be an interesting case, especially because of the ambiguity between the positive and the negative aspects of wood burning, which, if not adequately integrated by information about the specific conditions that influence pollution levels, can lead to opposite political decisions about the use of wood in local energy plans.
Services for eye health are still not adequately integrated into the health systems of low-income and middle-income countries.
66 68 Services for eye health are still not adequately integrated into the health systems and policies of LMICs.
The manuscript contains some interesting observations, but the authors have not adequately integrated their results with the existing literature.
The private for-profit performs equally or sometimes better than other sectors even though this sector is not adequately integrated into the Zambian national response to HIV.
Focus group discussions conducted by IMC show that the effectiveness of social workers employed in community centres, schools, clinics, and other social institutions is limited because their roles are not adequately integrated into communities, nor well understood.
The topics listed did not adequately integrate content from the natural sciences; general science therefore came to function as a mere introduction to the separate sciences that students would study later.
Current guidelines for chronic care do not adequately integrate medical and psychosocial aspects, or multimorbidity.
An alternative reason for the modest implementation of the classification approach may be that assessment schemes do not adequately integrate the multiple dimensions that can contribute to, or perpetuate LBP.
The existence of quality data is insufficient to ensure use (4) because data use has not been adequately integrated into decision-making processes and the information needs of decision makers are often not adequately represented in data collection efforts (11).
There is evidence that the TBAs and the indigenous community have not been adequately integrated into the planning and implementation of the program.
