Sentence examples for reasons poorly from inspiring English sources

Unable to communicate, a small percentage of autistic children bite their own arms raw or bang their heads against the wall, for reasons poorly understood.

The ionosphere of the polar cap is for obvious reasons poorly investigated and has only recently become accessible on a larger scale since the advent of the Svalbard incoherent scatter radar facility.

A similar enzyme is impaired in ALD, leading to high blood levels of very long chain fatty acids (VLCFAs) in patients and--for reasons poorly understood--progressive degeneration of brain cells.

However, for reasons poorly understood, the beds of the Colorado Plateaus remained mostly horizontal through both events even as they were uplifted about 2 mile in two pulses.

Resolution of the lesions is believed to be complete in human survivors of WNV meningoencephalitis, but for reasons poorly understood, permanent neurologic sequelae occur in some persons (3 ).

This probably reflects the reasons, poorly explored in the article, that non-residents received care in an ICU outside their health care region.

Kahneman, for example [16] argues that 'humans reason poorly and act intuitively'.

But I've also had soggy, underfried french fries, and for some reason, poorly prepared potatoes are easier to eat.

On the other, this illustrates one of the many contradictions in this poorly reasoned, poorly researched book: that education should be more than just vocational.

For this reason, poorly conserved cases of readthrough are not currently annotated by FlyBase.

The resistance of people with diabetes to treatment and its reasons are poorly understood.