Sentence examples for be insufficient for predicting from inspiring English sources
In this paper, three traditional life prediction methods, including heat-based, dimension-based and velocity-based method, are summarized and proved to be insufficient for predicting the remaining useful life.
"Onthe theory of unsteady high Reynolds number flow through a circular aperture", Proc. of the Royal Soc. A. 366, 1725 (1979), 205‐223] which assumes an infinitesimally short hole was recently shown to be insufficient for predicting the impedance of holes with a finite length.
However, the expression of CD203c on the day prior to anaphylaxis was found to be insufficient for predicting HR in half of the patients.
Therefore, the results of this study suggest a need for cellular predisposition to invasion even though classic 2D culturing methods were found to be insufficient for predicting tumorigenicity of cells.
We speculate that the relatively smaller volume of anesthetic (5 cc) used by Kirkley et al. (2002) [ 22] to rigorously evaluate the Neer impingement test might help to explain why these investigators concluded that this test might be insufficient for predicting the success of surgery [ 23].
Roodhart (1985) also concluded that Stoke's law based on Power law viscosity is insufficient for predicting particle fall rates in both flowing and quiescent fluids.
Therefore, these clinicopathological factors alone are insufficient for predicting prognosis and elucidating the pathological mechanisms of disease progression or recurrence.
They concluded that the univariate Cox model alone was insufficient for predicting survival and that the ridge regression Cox model demonstrated the best performance in three datasets.
An earlier Hong Kong study that relied on expressed intent to predict vaccination uptake [11] failed to accurately predict the subsequent meager population uptake of pH1N1 vaccination by, at best, an order of magnitude [64], suggesting that intention alone is insufficient for predicting future vaccination uptake, consistent with empirical findings in other areas [33], [42].
While pulse oximetry has been widely used as a screening tool for nocturnal hypoventilation in ALS [6], [7], [8], [9] and can be useful for detecting patients who need a tracheostomy [7], its diagnostic power was insufficient for predicting compliance with subsequent NIV treatment in the present study.
