Examples of using Poorly understood in English and their translations into Arabic
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These are relatively infrequent and poorly understood.
Palliative care-- a very important field but poorly understood-- while it includes, it is not limited to end of life care.
Some consider the nature of the problem poorly understood.
They pointed out that these ecosystems, although poorly understood, were particularly rich in biological diversity, were of major importance to fisheries, and valuable for their genetic resources.
However, it is history that is still very poorly understood.
Relative to humans, the effects of Hg on wildlife are poorly understood, so with the exception of the effect of consumption advisories on recreational fisheries, the economic value of reducing Hg pollution has seldom been quantified for wildlife and ecosystem functioning.
Its implications for human rights, however, remain poorly understood.
While much has been learned about addressing the special needs of children in conflict,many facets are still poorly understood, particularly at the levels of appropriate policy and programmatic responses.
But how this happens in practice and which geophysical phenomenaare associated with it, has so far been poorly understood.
The cumulative impacts of fishing, pollution and climate change are on the verge of causing substantial--even if poorly understood-- mass extinctions of marine life, with consequent resource and security implications for human communities.
The contribution of drylands interms of national economies is similarly poorly understood.
The negative implications of this loss of knowledge on livelihoods, culture and biodiversity and the capacity of the forest to provide goods andservices remain poorly understood, unappreciated and undervalued by policymakers, and the general public in many countries.
In the majority of cases it is difficult to advise on how to have a successful pregnancyafter miscarriage. The reasons for miscarriage are varied and, in many cases, poorly understood.
While people of goodwill work to bring close those who have been cast aside or considered to be without importance,ignorance or poorly understood tradition nevertheless keeps them afar and under domination.
It has become obvious that the institutions, organizations and mechanisms by which humans currently govern their relationship with the Earth and itscomplex biochemical systems are not only insufficient but also poorly understood.
Fake neurologist"Leth Argos" is said to have described the disorder, finding that"extreme laziness may have a medical basis" and that"motivational deficiency disorder can be fatal, because the condition reduces the motivation to breathe."[1]Despite the condition being poorly understood, it is also"underdiagnosed and undertreated."[1] A person living with the condition complained that he would spend all day at the beach.
To understand fully the ocean ecosystems so as to ensure their sustainable use and conservation, there are areas where more research needs to be carried out, some of which are identified below.48The geographic variation in diversity of the pelagic realm is complex and poorly understood.
Yet their implications for human rights remain poorly understood.
Most research to date has focused on the speciesâ cognitive abilities and on mapping natural variation in tool morphology, but the evolutionary, ecological andsocial contexts of these birdsâ unusual tool-use behaviour remain poorly understood.
Yet its implications for human rights remain poorly understood.
The experts noted that, while the general quality of the nodule ecosystems in the CCZ is known, the actual community resistance,resilience and pattern of biodiversity are very poorly understood.
Children myocarditis, as a true disease still remains poorly understood.
Social network analysis is a valuable tool for studying animal behavior across all animal species, and has the potential to uncover new information about animal behavior andsocial ecology that was previously poorly understood.
The relationships between city size, or city size distributions on the one hand, and environmental damages on the other hand, are numerous,complex and very poorly understood(Prud ' homme, 1994).
Aside from the general public whose knowledge of a niche area of healthcare I can forgive,the doling out of awards and accolades to those designing a solution to a poorly understood problem continues.
It can also be created from the administration of exogenous intravenous fluid. Certain plant-derived anticancer chemotherapeutic agents, such as docetaxel,cause anasarca through a poorly understood capillary leak syndrome.[2].
Many of the tools and resources available to support stronger responses to trafficking in persons, including training materials and identification protocols, were developed when the modalities oftrafficking in persons for the removal of organs were poorly understood and the extent not fully appreciated.
So far, the Fund has not fully exploited its unique position, because it has often been passive in reaching out, giving clear messages, and making recommendations to its members. But the current financial market turmoil has shown that there are regulatory andsupervisory gaps and poorly understood international linkages that call for a global response.
President Noboa Bejarano(spoke in Spanish): Many of the heads of State that have preceded me at this rostrum have been eloquent in expressing their open condemnation of terrorism, their prescriptions for the eradication of extreme poverty, their vision for a new international order that will ensure peace and security in the world andtheir reservations about a globalization process that, if poorly understood, will in the end make the gap between rich and poor unbridgeable.
