Sentence examples for complete insufficiency from inspiring English sources

Second, the declaration recognizes the complete insufficiency of current efforts to address climate change, and accepts a collective responsibility to act with urgency.

Briefly, the subjects were asked to respond to a statement about their level of CAP experience using a nine-point scale ranging from one, indicating complete insufficiency, to nine, indicating appropriate sufficiency, with five representing a neutral response that neither agreed nor disagreed with the statement.

The main argument against the burnout hypothesis is the long time it takes for pain to subside; e.g. after 5 years of the onset of the disease about 60% of the patients will still experience substantial pain, and that in many reports complete insufficiency ('burnout') of the gland does not guarantee pain relief [ 4, 8].

In the other patients with SM, it is reasonable that a correct dosage of several X-linked candidate factors, including BMP15, likely due to a sufficient amount of the euploid cell line in the ovary, can sustain the ovarian development and the folliculogenesis at least for some years, delaying a complete ovarian insufficiency.

Patients entered the study if they had a forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1) <70%, puberty development completed, pancreatic insufficiency, and chronic pulmonary infection requiring frequent cycles of intravenous antibiotic therapy.

Excluded women were those who did not have a choice regarding their analgesic options (for known preexisting conditions), had contraindications to analgesia, or had self-assessed English insufficiency (insufficient to complete the questionnaires, or use the intervention material which were written in English).

Furthermore, following TP-IAT the patient will have complete pancreatic exocrine insufficiency, necessitating life-long PERT.

Under the last condition, the symptoms of adrenal insufficiency showed complete recovery, together with good glycemic control.

When a population of cancer cells arises in the vicinity of normal cells and tissues, there will be an insufficiency or complete lack of blood supply to those cancer cells.

Whereas empirical immunosuppressive therapy and inhaled and subcutaneous GMCSF were without significant benefit, a very intense treatment with WLL resulted in complete resolution of respiratory insufficiency, and a normalisation of lung physiology and overall somato-psychosocial condition of the child.

A total pancreatectomy is the last resort in the treatment of chronic pancreatitis because it results in complete endocrine and exocrine pancreatic insufficiency.