Sentence examples for not fully assessed from inspiring English sources
A1 Iraqi Threat Not Fully Assessed Senior intelligence officials acknowledged that the government had not compiled an updated assessment of Iraq's nuclear, chemical and biological weapons capacities.
But it would be irresponsible of us to announce now that there will be strikes when we have not fully assessed where we are.
The court ruled that the approval of Adani's Carmichael mine was invalid because the federal environment minister, Greg Hunt, had not fully assessed its impact on two vulnerable species: the yakka skink and the ornamental snake.
The prime minister warned against becoming "a nation of naysayers" two days after the federal court set aside the federal approval for the Carmichael mine because the environment minister, Greg Hunt, had not fully assessed its impact on two vulnerable species: the yakka skink and the ornamental snake.
However, nine parcels of private land with potential for property damage were not fully assessed until the end of November.
Approaches of this kind have been attempted before, but frameworks used were either solely technical or not holistic in that they have not fully assessed the institutionalisation and governance aspects of RET penetration into island territories.
Soon afterward, Roussel-Uclaf said it would not seek approval to market mifepristone here; without a new drug application, the F.D.A. could not fully assess the drug.
Traditional clinical trials in hypertension measure the efficacy of antihypertensive drugs but may not fully assess their effectiveness in clinical practice.
When used in DMD the scoring system and weight bearing did not fully assess patients across spectrum of abilities with a ceiling effect in the stronger ones.
Fourth, we could not fully assess cardiac function using echocardiography before and after fluid challenge to rule out the presence of previous cardiac dysfunction that could be aggravated by the circulatory shock.
Second, we could not fully assess whether our results were confounded due to potential age-related differences in infectious etiology.
