For example, such classification might have resulted in creating groups of insufficiently active and active individuals even if most of the sample was active.
The gendered nature of certain crimes and their victims and the gendered nature of so much law, because it is largely created and administered by men, is still insufficiently recognised or discussed.
Mr Dakin said up to 65,000 jobs could be created in the next seven years in all business sectors but that the local population was "insufficiently skilled" to fill them.
Berlusconi has a history of being inappropriate; he once told a conference of politicians a story about a farmer who has created a magic apple that "tastes like pussy" and he has never been above denigrating female politicians for being insufficiently hot — there's footage of him pretending to shrink in horror at the sight of opposition leader Rosy Bindi.
This can happen if he's been insufficiently exposed to the fact that there are also other people who have other experiences, and that they too were created equal, with certain inalienable rights, and that consciousness thing that is so interesting and troubling is also going on inside their heads.
In addition, the NML has created a borderline category for serum for which 4 of 10 reactive significant bands are documented but includes an additional fifth band that is visible on the blot but is insufficiently intense to be considered reactive.
A carbon price, even one insufficiently small, would create some incentive to change behaviour and innovate.
I am from Sierra Leone, although a friend insists that by making my home in the UK I am insufficiently committed to creating change in a country that has bore the brunt of war, disease and decades of poverty.
"His laissez-faire approach can create the impression that he is insufficiently concerned by results, and more than once he has appeared so relaxed that he has only stirred to avert disaster at the last minute.
Without this knowledge, planners and designers risk creating landscapes that people experience as insufficiently restorative.
