Sentence examples for not clearly considered from inspiring English sources

The objectives of genomic prognostic studies are generally not clearly considered.

Theoretical models of behaviour change consider psychological constructs such as intention and self efficacy but do not clearly consider the role of psychological or emotional distress [ 2- 4].

Theoretical models of behaviour change consider psychological constructs such as intention and self efficacy but do not clearly consider the role of stress or psychological distress.

In our study, the effect of medication could not be clearly considered.

And the move to 10 P.M. didn't seem like a good idea to anyone, not even NBC, which clearly considered the new show not a creative move but a practical solution (it hoped, sweatily) to a problem, a plug for the drain down which network TV's bathwater was swirling.

The authors, if not the court, clearly consider Ms True guilty as charged.

Pendleton had clearly considered the issue.

Herb clearly considered himself a spiritual person.

For example, a watermark is not clearly defined and considered as an identification code using bit-noise - the bit-stream of noise-like signals.

Asser takes pains to explain local geography, so he was clearly considering an audience not familiar with the areas he described.

Clearly, considering my view, I was not emerging from any literary tradition.