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A transverse approach [ 5] is relatively straightforward but exposure of the talar dome may be insufficient because it is covered by the contours of the tibial plafond.

Although we adjusted for potential confounders, including propensity score analysis (Table 3 in Additional data file 2), this may still be insufficient because it is not possible to adjust for confounders that are neither measured nor known.

For example, if the goal of a study is to provide evidence on whether or not chlorinated swimming pool attendance causes (or contributes to causing) asthma in children, a cross-sectional design is likely to be insufficient because it cannot fully address the temporal relation between asthma onset and swimming pool exposure.

But such a strategy, he said, is insufficient because "it leaves the network behind the attacks virtually untouched".

Your Oct. 28 editorial "Republican Zealotry" was insufficient because it did not explain House Republicans' deep reservations about the Senate's approach to airline security.

And, according to a letter the Education Department wrote Tuesday to the school, that notification was insufficient because it did not say that the gunman was still at large or that a murder had been committed.

The Palestinians have refused to return to the talks, saying the building moratorium is insufficient because it does not include East Jerusalem, which they hope will be the capital of a future state, and because it allows for the completion of settler homes where construction has already begun.

Emerging from a two-hour meeting with President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, several of the leaders said the formula Mr. Kerry had proposed was insufficient because it did not require a freeze of Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank or insist that new negotiations be based on Israel's 1967 borders with minor adjustments.

Equal opportunity is insufficient because it does not compensate for unequal innate gifts.

The orthodox approach of only internalizing externalities is insufficient because it does not allow for the evaluation of these effects.

However, for high-speed webs this approach is insufficient, because it neglects the coupling between the total material velocity and the deformation experienced by the material.