Sentence examples for often not developed from inspiring English sources
Risk assessment tools like design and process failure mode and effects analysis (FMEAs) are often not developed, applied appropriately (Understanding Barriers to Medical Device Quality, FDA report, Oct. 31, 2011).
Standardization of caregiver programs or policies may be difficult because they are mandated at national, state, or local levels, or are often not developed with evaluation in mind.
However, that link was often not developed due to poor understanding of how a trusting relationship could be established or how an overloaded health system focused on throughput challenged meeting patients' needs given busy schedules.
The assay dependent differences in apparent exposure rates to Brucella bacteria reinforce the need for a careful approach to comparing literature on exposure to Brucella bacteria in pinnipeds using common diagnostic approaches, which are often not developed for or validated in marine mammals.
Experiments have shown that epithelial cells often do not develop expected cell biological features when they are cultured at the bottom of a conventional dish.
As a result, dentists often do not develop a deep commitment to the constituents they serve.
The pathogenic effects of Nef are underscored by the observation that patients infected with Nef-deficient strains of HIV-1 often do not develop AIDS for over 10 years even if untreated (these patients are referred to as 'long-term non-progressors' or 'slow progressors') (Deacon et al., 1995; Kirchhoff et al., 1995; Gorry et al., 2007).
"His smile is often not fully developed, ie his cheek-raising muscles do not participate enough in the expression of positive affect [to be perceived as genuine]." McBrien put it in terms that were even more stark.
Because of the ease of finding oil in the early decades, wells were often not fully developed before prospectors began looking for more productive wells.
The domestic investment case in countries is often not properly developed.
Too often, technologies are either not developed at all for lack of a sufficiently profitable market, or if developed, are not accessible or well-adapted to end-user needs.
