Sentence examples for poorly addressing from inspiring English sources

Anawar and Yahya [133] noted that the interpretation of incentives in crowdsensing literature is still loose, mostly focusing on monetary incentives and poorly addressing situations in which participants are mostly driven by intrinsic motivation, which is also known as the "third drive".

Child slavery is not only poorly addressed but also poorly identified.

The following day, 400 workers in Plymouth, Stockport and Stoke handling poorly addressed mail will walk out.

"There was no return address, it was poorly written, poorly addressed to the university, there were misspellings," said Vicki Woodard, a university spokeswoman.

In several of the cases, the assailants had histories or had shown signs of mental illness, which is often poorly addressed in China's public health system.

However, how faking may affect its usefulness has been poorly addressed.

Cumulative and cascading hazards: These two concepts were poorly addressed in the plans assessed.

What is poorly addressed are the physical properties of these constructed polyproteins.

However, usability is many times poorly addressed because usability requirements often require an additional implementation effort.

Second, several specification and estimation issues are poorly addressed in prior work, possibly generating biased results.

Among these factors, the route of delivery is important, although poorly addressed in large animal models.