Sentence examples for Insufficient time available from inspiring English sources

The increase of peak current with increase of sweep rate has been explained as due to the insufficient time available for the film growth at the reversible potential, and that the dissolution of the metal continues until a potential at which the rate of film growth exceeds that of active dissolution is reached.

Presumably this relates to a combination of: (a) insufficient time available for initial instabilities to evolve into a steady state; (b) primary α-branches may interact through solute diffusion in the confined sample volume; (c) the inevitable presence of thermo-solutal flow; and (d) a long-term sample position dependent drift in the furnace to sample heat transfers.

The reason may be that insufficient time available for ion diffusion and adsorption inside the smallest pores within a large particle at high scan rates [37].

Nine days before the election, a Parliamentary committee set up to consider Zuma's response to Madonsela's final Nkandla report was referred to the next Parliament to be formed after the election, citing insufficient time available before the 7 May election date.

Although there were some minor differences between trials, the perceived barriers that appeared to present the most severe problems across the trials overall were that patients refused consent because of treatment preferences or were averse to randomisation, and that there is often insufficient time available in National Health Service (NHS) clinics to perform these portfolio trials.

Hydrogen porosity can be effectively reduced by increasing the welding speed so that insufficient time is available for the hydrogen to accumulate because of the rapid cooling and solidification.

Both faculty and students identified that insufficient time was available to master the content particularly because there was a lack of integration of content and flow of new material.

If YF vaccine was not administered to travelers visiting areas with risk of YF virus transmission, the tool prompted healthcare providers to give a reason; available options included pre-existing immunity, vaccine not indicated, referred to primary care provider for vaccination, patient declined, medical contraindication, insufficient time, or vaccine not available.

However, it can often be difficult for primary care teams to help people access these resources appropriately, due to lack of knowledge about what is available and insufficient time to facilitate this access [ 2- 5].

B-profile could be a plausible alternative in acute settings where natriuretic peptide analysis is not available or when there is insufficient time to perform the assay, as occurs in patients with rapidly developing acute respiratory failure.

Data from the USA raised concerns that there are an insufficient number of PD patients and allocation of time available for trainees in PD [ 6].