Sentence examples for poorly cover from inspiring English sources

On most projects the ESIAs, environmental authorizations, ESMPs and day-to-day management poorly cover strategy and external threats.

Hybridization-based methods exhibit significantly more off-target capture than other enrichment methods, do not capture repetitive sequences, and poorly cover GC- and AT-rich regions.

In general, contigs with a reasonable size are well-covered, while very short contigs are likely to be poorly covered and also do not contain open reading frames.

Yet a third of the elderly have no drug coverage at all, and many of the rest are poorly covered.

Mr. Alicea estimated that about 20 coops were concentrated on rooftops over Flushing Avenue's poorly covered trolley tracks and cobblestones in nearby Bushwick, Brooklyn.

Mr. Levchin called fertility treatments "almost ridiculously poorly covered" by health insurance, "an elective treatment that nobody who wants to conceive would call elective".

Only half of all vertebrates and "an extremely small proportion" of plants, invertebrates, fungi and other groups like seaweeds have been assessed, and species from marine, freshwater and arid environments are also "poorly covered", said Stuart.

And cases are poorly covered in the media, for fear of repeating the offence.In theory the death of King Bhumibol, who is 87 years old, could provide a window for reform.

The annual national-accounts measure of fixed investment is supposed to exclude land transactions, but Ms Liang reckons that the numbers fail to adjust fully for the surge in the cost of land in recent years.At the same time consumer spending is almost certainly higher than official figures suggest, because services are still poorly covered.

In addition, the search space will be poorly covered.

However, the impact of autoimmunity is poorly covered in literature.