Sentence examples for not sufficiently reflected from inspiring English sources

Yet these recommendations are not sufficiently reflected in national, regional, and international policies and priorities (Pandey 2012).

The report notes that while most organizations have gone through the motions, their efforts "are not sufficiently reflected in the allocation of resources or management of facilities".

A possible root cause for these differences may be that country-specific industry structures and business practices are not sufficiently reflected in the national, industry-specific statistics.

2 The authors concluded that an IPF-specific QOL instrument is required as their participants' perspectives of the disease were not sufficiently reflected in generic tools.

On the other hand, the process itself was influenced by the adults and the popular thinking, priorities and the ideas of children (boys and girls) were not sufficiently reflected.

Taken together, the article offered a portrayal of Mr. Gottlieb that did not sufficiently reflect the opinions of neutral or independent figures in the music industry.

The standard memory allocators of shared memory systems (SMPs) often provide poor performance, because they do not sufficiently reflect the access latencies of deep NUMA architectures with their on-chip, off-chip, and off-blade communication.

All are clearly fascinated with what Mr. Bate calls the last "living link" to their storied neighbors, but Mr. Guerriero and Mr. Deprey have since objected that the sequence does not sufficiently reflect the danger of the moment.

In the early nineteen-sixties, Jiang Qing, or Madame Mao, decided that Chinese performing arts did not sufficiently reflect the spirit of the masses, and so she and the rest of her Gang of Four commissioned new, revolutionary works, eventually assembling what were called the Eight Model Operas — actually five operas, a symphony, and two ballets, including "The Red Detachment".

In addition, it does not sufficiently reflect the industrial structure change by the recent IT paradigm.

Also, our study may not sufficiently reflect the continued trend from inpatient to outpatient and home-based therapy which should be considered when interpreting our results.