Sentence examples for poor explanations from inspiring English sources

In their research on health-seeking behaviour, Haussman-Muela and colleagues have emphasized the need to consider the acceptability of health personnel-client dynamics, citing studies that found factors such as poor explanations on treatment, rudeness, or blaming-the-victim mentalities as potential barriers for health care.

Perhaps because of uncertainty, though that's a poor explanation for a phenomenon occurring globally.

The film also has a particularly poor explanation of the technology behind Ava's (maybe) sentient brain.

However, for both BAF and SNV data, this candidate is clearly a poor explanation.

Consequently, proprioceptive dysfunction gives a poor explanation for the observed alterations in conjunct motion in the pain groups.

All selected trials were randomised control trials, however, even in those that met the inclusion criteria the majority (see Additional file 5) had poor explanation of their allocation concealment and/or randomisation methods were vague.

Individual interviewees and members of the patient FGDs both voiced major concerns about a lack of individual counselling during diagnosis and treatment, and poor explanation of the treatment programme.

This research is consistent with a growing body of evidence which suggests that demographic data alone provide a poor explanation of variations in healthcare expenditure at both an individual level [ 48, 49], as well as at a health plan level [ 50].

Dubey & Shine [ 13] demonstrated that geographic disparity in taxonomic ignorance is a relatively poor explanation for differences in the ages of amphibian species between hemispheres, but that this mechanism could potentially explain the different diversification histories of the two hemispheres for reptiles.

Three donors described interactions with nursing staff that were less than satisfactory, characterised by inadequate explanations and poor staff treatment.

Note that a maximum likelihood fit of another potential distribution describing the probability of observing a gene family of size x in a genome, the exponential distribution, visually provides a rather poorer explanation of these data (see Additional File 1).