Sentence examples for More insufficient from inspiring English sources

Problem solving skills of the patients who had high-school and up to the level of high-school education were identified to be more insufficient than the ones having undergraduate and graduate educations.

Taken together, these data suggest that the presently advised intake of 200 300 mg DHA daily during pregnancy and lactation [ 61] will be insufficient to reach the maternal RBC-DHA target of 6 g% (i.e., postpartum infant equilibrium) and will be even more insufficient to reach the target of 8 g% RBC-DHA (i.e., postpartum maternal equilibrium and infant increase) [ 51].

Inadequate, because it does not cover prescription drugs, leaving 15m elderly Americans with no drug coverage and many more with insufficient insurance.

Recent Supreme Court jurisprudence on the Civil Rights Act holds that "a prima facie case of disparate-impact liability essentially, a threshold showing of a significant statistical disparity…and nothing more" is insufficient proof of racial discrimination.

Many more have insufficient or poor services.

Kraft's words are all too accurate, but these words are nothing more than insufficient funds within the bank of opportunity.

The use of personal resources -- whether small, great, or more likely insufficient -- by millions of self-insured Americans substantially affects the interstate health care market and could be easily viewed as a basis for upholding Congressional authority to regulate the market through the health care reform law.

The number of ANC consultations during the last pregnancy was considered the exposure variable of interest and was coded as sufficient ANC attendance = 1 defined as having made four ANC consultations or more and insufficient ANC attendance = 0 defined as 1 to 3 antenatal consultations.

Although we observed that women experienced more days of insufficient sleep than men, we saw a similar positive association between BMI and number of days of insufficient sleep among each.

Sim later offered a more mundane reason: insufficient funding.

Evidently, there was both a "need for more structure" and insufficient "joy and well-being".