Sentence examples for not adequately recorded from inspiring English sources
The record-keeping in the region was inconsistent, and often the export of works by major artists was, owing to the pressures of commercial demand, not adequately recorded.
However, the influence of participant attrition was not adequately recorded or described.
Women born outside metropolitan France (around 15% at each census) were excluded because their vital status was not adequately recorded, especially for foreigners who died abroad.
In those cases a patient's wishes are often unknown to the treating physician, either because they have not been discussed, or because they were not adequately recorded in the patient's records.
One patient with TEC was noted to have an intertriginous distribution of his rash which has been reported to be a feature of TEC. 9 Limitations of our study include the small number of patients, and its retrospective nature where some data was not adequately recorded and incomplete.
Though he has so far included four household names -- Barber, Bernstein, Copland and Gershwin -- he is more eager to sample music that is forgotten or has not been adequately recorded.
When patients are immunised in private clinics it might not be adequately recorded.
However, the recipient's information system not always adequately records the received patient data.
The formal criteria for diagnosis typical pain, enzyme rises, and changes on computed tomography (CT) examination may not be satisfied or adequately recorded in administrative databases, and unequivocal CT abnormalities may not be present.
On the other hand, sporadic cases of tegumentary leishmaniasis in migrants, an exotic disease in Mendoza but not in Argentina, were adequately recorded, diagnosed and treated by the local health service in Mendoza.
Trost et al. [ 25] demonstrated that not every activity can be adequately recorded by accelerometry and that especially free-living activities are underestimated in their energy expenditure and their intensity by accelerometry.
