Sentence examples for an insufficient method from inspiring English sources

In fact, the author of this paper argues that economic valuation through an estimate of the Willingness to Pay (WTP) (e.g. contingent valuation), is clearly an insufficient method for valuating a GLAMUR.

A similar dynamic provides the backbone of the show's acclaimed "Lemons" episode Bow spends much of the episode worried that Zoey isn't taking the results of the election seriously enough and finds Zoey's decision to bring lemonade to her school's healing rally to be an insufficient method of letting her voice be heard.

After we determined [ 5] that EDA was an insufficient method for pain relief after RP, ITA was adopted as the method of choice for pain treatment.

We have previously reported on EDA as an insufficient method for pain management in RP patients with the average patient not experiencing a pain score that was sufficient until day three [ 9].

Even though immunohistochemistry has been recognized as an insufficient method for indicating the presence of TP53 mutations, and even though sequencing has been generally accepted as the 'gold standard' for investigating the TP53 status, methodology is still far from being standardized.

Osteosynthesis of fractures of the condylar neck with 1 or 2 miniplates of a diameter of 2.35 × 1.00 mm was found to be an insufficient fixation method.

It can be an insufficient anesthetic method for curettage because pain signals of uterine fundus are carried by different neurons compared to cervix and paracervical block which has well-known adverse effects, which range from mild toxicity such as numbness around the mouth and dizziness to convulsion and respiratory arrest.

The authors of articles with insufficient method descriptions were contacted (twice in case of no reply).

These include insufficient method validation, misinterpretation of raw data, lack of awareness of assay limitations, sample contamination and poor in-house assay design.

Some of the barriers to reuse of this data are incomplete and non-tractable provenance data; insufficient method descriptions to reproduce the results; and the lack of semantic annotations of resources.

However, existing monitoring schemes often do not address species richness as a key component of biodiversity directly or do so with insufficient methods.