The academics warned that short stays mean there could be insufficient time for medics to carry out proper checks on mothers and their newborns.
"Given the number of years it takes to train suitably skilled and qualified staff we believe a substantial barrier to the expansion of seven-day services could be insufficient numbers of appropriately trained staff".
American officials warn that, despite promises by Pakistan's leader to end the infiltration of militants, so many fighters may already be in the region or have slipped over the mountains into India that even a full effort by Pakistan could be insufficient to prevent more attacks.
The transient exposure of cells to the product could be insufficient to promote tissue regeneration.
However, the measured data are highly localised, and the knowledge of the spatial distribution of the resource could be insufficient.
In Δadh1 cells, the levels of acetyl-CoA, a key precursor for biologically applicable components, could be insufficient for normal cell growth.
For cases where it was predicted that the surgical margin could be insufficient or cases where the excised tissue indicated insufficient margin, radiotherapy was used concomitantly.
As we will see in the discussion on possible scenarios of fully automated driving, a strict focus on one system alone could be insufficient sometimes.
For certain images containing varying lighting conditions, or those whose local detail is important, the global contrast enhancement by HE could be insufficient.
However, the classical use of occurrence or abundance data as proxy to assess the responses of populations could be insufficient to detect less drastic impacts than short-term population extinction.
However, in situations where the background rate function has significant non-uniform roughness over its time domain, use of a global smoothness parameter as indicated in the proposed method could be insufficient to model the earthquake sequence effectively.
