Sentence examples for been insufficient to produce from inspiring English sources
According to one study, the unusual precipitation patterns can be attributed to one of two possible conditions: "the air might have been too dry", or "the horizontal convergence of air might have been insufficient to produce a large enough transport of moisture upwards".
However, limited sample sizes in our previous studies have often been insufficient to produce precise results (Nieuwenhuijsen et al. 2009).
Critical experts argue that the doses of dopamine and fenoldopam used in these trials may have been insufficient to produce renal vasodilatation [ 36].
Sample sizes have often been insufficient to produce stable results, and this may have resulted in chance findings and mixed results, although there are exceptions.
This finding supports the formative research conclusion that the target population was already aware about the importance of HWWS for health, but that this health knowledge alone had been insufficient to produce widespread adoption of HWWS.
39 This suggests that adherence to the study supplements might have been insufficient to produce a functional response in zinc status in the present study, despite the high reported adherence rate, as described previously.
3D flow modelling has shown that the amount of rain infiltration was insufficient to produce positive pore-water pressures.
Nonetheless, the experience of liberalized electricity markets indicates that market establishment would be insufficient to produce competitive results.
Yet under Texas law all this was insufficient to produce a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity, and yesterday Andrea Yates was found guilty of capital murder.
(Independent analysis suggests that the White House's plan is insufficient to produce the cuts it has promised, but we'll leave that issue aside for the moment).
Note that exposing C57BL/6J mice to a single cycle of place-conditioning has been found to be insufficient to produce cocaine-CPP (McLaughlin et al, 2003; Brabant et al, 2005).
