Sentence examples for difference is insufficient from inspiring English sources

In these series, statistical power to preclude any functional difference is insufficient due to the low prevalence of homozygous individuals.

Our extracellular recordings demonstrate that any such membrane potential difference is insufficient to manifest as differences in the firing rate or propensity to fire LTS bursts, in line with findings in humans (Ohara et al. 2007).

The trialists' analysis suggested the blood pressure difference was insufficient to explain the disparity in event rates, but an accompanying commentary reached the opposite conclusion.

The differences are insufficient to warrant a generic distinction.

However, while the average occupancies of H2A.Z- and H3.3-containing nucleosomes were slightly lower than bulk nucleosomes (compare the peak heights in Figure  7D-F), these modest differences are insufficient to account for the greater than 5-fold increase in accessibility observed over H2A.Z and H3.3 peaks observed by RED-seq.

That is to say, the condition that the fractional difference be nonnegative is insufficient in isolation to guarantee the monotonicity of f.

Simply finding difference among observed scores is insufficient, since these may arise either from true differences or error.

It is expected that one debate will focus on foreign affairs, one on the economy and one on public services, but it is possible that the foreign affairs debate will be dropped in favour of another subject if there is insufficient difference between the parties on foreign issues.

While there is insufficient difference between these tests to support one hypothesis over the other, the estimated arrival of flies into the Philippines approximately 100,000 years before they arrived in Sumatra implies that there was not a simple, unidirectional dispersal down Thailand, across Indonesia and up into the Philippines.

The mean difference was 0.09 mm, which is insufficient to affect decisions related to refractive surgery in clinical practice.

The nonsignificant relative risk reduction of 11% found in the present study suggests that solely improving offloading to an ∼20% peak pressure difference compared with nonimproved footwear is insufficient to significantly reduce ulcer recurrence risk.