The phrase "an insufficient proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a quantity or ratio that is not adequate or satisfactory in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed that there was an insufficient proportion of participants who met the criteria for inclusion in the trial."
Alternatives: "an inadequate amount" or "a deficient ratio".
The words "which have led to an insufficient proportion of our population educated in science, mathematics, and modern language and trained in technology" were deleted, as was the reference to giving preference in student loans to those preparing to teach and those with superior capacity in mathematics, science, engineering, or a modern foreign language.
However, in the current situation where international donors are not providing additional financial support, countries where an insufficient proportion of persons in need of ART are receiving treatment may prioritize employing and training additional clinical and laboratory staff to provide patient care over investing resources to develop and maintain an EMR system.
This low level of effective coverage means that an insufficient proportion of the malaria parasite reservoir in the human population was reached to substantially reduce malaria transmission.
We argue that the risk of sporadic introduction is likely high, though currently an insufficient proportion of such introductions coincide with optimal environmental conditions.
However, in high-prevalence countries there may be considerable difficulty in using this technique, as an insufficient proportion of cases may be captured for testing [ 6].
Only 0.4% of children had the highest hygiene score, an insufficient proportion to account for the several fold rise in atopy that has been seen across the whole population.
The inefficiency of Tregs to control immune activation in the context of TI may result from the decrease in the absolute numbers of Tregs and/or an insufficient increase in the proportion of Tregs or from a defect in Treg suppressive function.
But a measurable proportion will either achieve an insufficient or a supratherapeutic drug level [ 66– 66].
The endpoint was the proportion of patients with an insufficient analgesia during an endotracheal suction, defined as an increase ≥1 point on the BPS.
They, however, agree that a substantial proportion of patients ends up with high average pain scores, indicating an insufficient pain control.
But incrementalism is an insufficient response.
