Sentence examples for could also be insufficient from inspiring English sources
The main reason for introducing this variable is that first-time migration is likely to be more costly than repeated migration, and first-time migration could also be insufficient to alter the migrant's stance on education.
Our currently existing data do not support that explanation, however, but the information we have could also be insufficient to exclude this suggestion.
According to a review by Düsing et al. 2006 [ 42], more complex, hindering factors could also be insufficient education and motivation provided to the patient by physicians, patients' reluctance to change lifestyle factors or commence/modify drug treatment, lack of awareness of the risks associated with hypertension, and poor compliance.
Although glycopeptides could also be identified, it was insufficient for the subsequent deglycosylation and desialylation.
It could also be caused by insufficient or inadequate medical information given to foreign patients.
However, the absence of an effect could also be due to insufficient suppression of these components in SH-SY5Y cells.
Admittedly, the lack of association between hypoxaemia and hs-cTnT could also be explained by insufficient study power.
The link between unemployment and UAI could also be explained by insufficient funds to purchase condoms or increases in risky health habits.
However, the lack of statistically significant differences in the three outcomes could also be related to insufficient differences between the two models, or the choice of outcome measures.
In this study, the most commonly reported unpleasant indoor odours were related to food, sewer gas, stuffy air, and tobacco smoke; they could also be related to insufficient or unbalanced ventilation.
The discrepant findings in our meta-analysis could also be explained by insufficient power (average follow-up duration in the vitamin D2 trials was about a year less than for D3 trials) or, importantly, factors other than supplements themselves in these studies (such as diversity in population characteristics); therefore, further randomised controlled trials are needed to reinforce these findings.
