Sentence examples for and therefore insufficient from inspiring English sources

This is the kind of injury we have previously characterized as "abstract" and, therefore, insufficient to create the personal stake required by Art.

And the defendants Strong and Kaufman, being sued individually as trespassers, set up their authority as officers of the United States, which this court held to he unlawful, and therefore insufficient as a defense.

Indeed, in such a location the compressive residual stresses induced by the deposition technique are low and, therefore, insufficient to oppose the tensile stress induced by the applied loading condition during four-point bending fatigue tests.

The pool of organs for transplantation is stable, and therefore insufficient to cope with the growing demand.

Seeds of doubt have been nurtured by the rather dismal economic situation in most Latin countries, ranging at best from cases of very slow and therefore insufficient growth, as in Mexico, to unprecedented financial crisis, as in Argentina.

Thus, until about middle of September (approximately day 260), the PRE intensity is weak, being below a threshold value required to initiate the instability process and therefore insufficient for SF development.

These authors note that the patterns seen with the mitochondria and Y-chromosome are possible with multiregional evolution even if unlikely and are therefore insufficient to rule out multiregionalism (Templeton 2005, 2007; Wall 2000).

In conclusion, knowledge about falls and exercise prescription for falls prevention in current students does not meet a desired competency level of 70% and is therefore insufficient to ensure an adequately equipped future workforce in this area.

In fact, creep rupture life predictions based on short-term creep testing data often overestimate the creep rupture times for long period of time, and are therefore insufficient to provide a reliable failure time prediction.

Some authors suggest that MRSI is superior to MRI for the differentiation of cancer voxels from necrosis voxels [60], but at present, MRSI is not widely used to aid clinical decision making, and is therefore insufficient to give a conclusive statement.

While the "yes" votes prevailed in both instances, the voter turnout failed to exceed 50 per cent and was therefore insufficient to make the decisions binding under the Municipal Act.