But, for the most obese adults and children, exercise and diet will be insufficient - hence the recommendation that children be given anti-obesity drugs - even though they are unlicensed for their use, and not currently recommended for children - and in extreme cases, surgery.
Born in New York and living in a global community, Zella and Lazar are smart, savvy, 21st century elementary school kids who breezily meander around an iPad, not yet aware that the facility in accessing online games and Apps will be insufficient to navigate the STEM stumbling blocks ahead that will inhibit their generation's cyber trek to a bright future.
Traditional quality indicators of morbidity and mortality will be insufficient to meet these needs.
Such strong relationships are, in themselves, part of the culture of great schools and without them, curricular content, length of school day and student assessment will be insufficient to motivate and support students.
In vascularized tissue engineering, formation of blood vessel network is very important: oxygen and nutrient supply will be insufficient due to the lack of blood vessel network [1]; cell loss during the early post-implantational stage causes failure of bone engineering and subsequent bone repair [2].
Given that about 2.3 million low-income uninsured women did not obtain recommended breast cancer screening services in 2003 and that the Program provided those services to about 500,000 women; increased efficiency and coordination alone will be insufficient to meet the needs of the eligible population.
As the recovery of a trait to preselection levels depends on how closely it is tied to fitness (Estes and Teotónio 2009), knowledge of genetic correlations (Hutchings and Fraser 2008) alone will be insufficient to predict recovery.
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].
Given the risk profile and size of these two market deficiencies, investment capital alone will be insufficient (and in many cases, inappropriate) to address them.
