Sentence examples for In insufficient time from inspiring English sources

Metallurgical porosity mainly occurs due to the presence of hydrogen in the weld pool; therefore, to reduce hydrogen porosity, increased weld speed should be used, which results in insufficient time for hydrogen to accumulate due to rapid cooling and solidification.

First, staff turnover, especially of house staff and trainees, was high, and rotations short, resulting in insufficient time to solidify practice habits.

Pt#2 achieved PR by Choi criteria at week 8 and was not assessable (NA) by PET-CT criteria because the tumor was not FDG avid or by RECIST, because the tumor was surgically removed 6 weeks after completion of HD-PegIFNa2b when tumor size had reduced by 28% and became amenable to surgery, resulting in insufficient time for RECIST evaluation [ 44].

The STRICTA guidelines were published only 3 4 years before our study endpoint and these results may indicate that we conducted the STRICTA evaluation too soon, in that insufficient time has elapsed in order for the guidelines to have any obvious effect.

The race was due to start again in 20 minutes – insufficient time for the McLaren mechanics to replace Hunt's damaged front suspension.

The review of the bill in Parliament was delayed as the Royal Commission was still sitting during the first half of 1905; the bill was withdrawn by the GNP&BR in July 1905, as insufficient time then remained for completion the parliamentary process before the end of the session.

The first STRICTA statement was published in 2001, and insufficient time may have elapsed to justify our research.

A common sentiment was that the additional activities resulted in them having insufficient time to undertake all the activities effectively.

These tensions resulted in CHWs spending insufficient time on awareness during the chief's barazas and attending to chronically ill patients.

Limited availability of abortion services in rural areas, insufficient time allocated to patients at abortion sites, long waiting hours, expensive abortion services, and inadequate counselling have all been identified as challenges in implementing abortion services in Nepal [ 4].

Apart from the tablets, GPs also proposed to use flyers (containing the web link to the programme) for patients who are less confident with a tablet, or in case of insufficient time to use the tablet.