Sentence examples for which is inadequately from inspiring English sources

The pathogenetic profile of premature Small for Gestational Age (SGA) neonates is strongly related to their haemostatic equilibrium, which is inadequately understood.

It was envisaged that the study will provide longitudinal data on resilience outcome trajectories, which is inadequately available in the current literature.

This multidimensional measure is particularly relevant in China or other countries undergoing rapid and asymmetric urbanisation, which is inadequately captured by dichotomous classification of urbanicity [ 22– 22].

For example, this model highlights the important role of community systems, which is inadequately addressed by the published literature, yet repeatedly mentioned in the gray literature and by experts as a significant determinant of good CHW performance.

In the tradition of its predecessors, the document does not expand on how priorities for funding are to be determined beyond stating the aim to support 'important research which is inadequately supported by other funders', and maintaining a firm focus on identified needs.

A casing which is inadequately crimped may cause the bullet to be loose in the casing, and it may potentially fall out.

The committee put questions to MoD officials responsible for Trident replacement, many of which were inadequately answered given the serious and controversial nature of the subject.

As genome-scale synthetic biology is so enabled, it will prove to be a positive feedback driver of systems biology by exposing and forcing researchers to confront those aspects of systems biology which are inadequately understood.

In particular, we describe the edge-aware inter-domain routing (EIR) protocol which provides new abstractions, such as aggregated-nodes (aNodes) and virtual-links (vLinks) for expressing network topologies and edge network properties necessary to address mobility related routing scenarios which are inadequately supported by the border gateway protocol (BGP) in use today.

"People with diseases of immune dysregulation face a host of challenges which are inadequately represented in the established medical climate," Worm Therapy's website states.

A wide variety of studies have attempted to assess how well regional and global protected area systems perform in this regard, predominantly in the context of 'gap analyses', where the focus is foremost on identifying those biodiversity features which are inadequately covered relative to specified targets [13] [19].