Sentence examples for drawn insufficient from inspiring English sources

Though CypA was discovered in the past century, and despite the fact that its overexpression was first demonstrated in hepatocellular carcinoma in 1998 [ 13], the role of CypA in cancer has until recently drawn insufficient attention.

But by reordering the transactions from highest to lowest, putting the $110 charge first, the bank could charge three separate overdraft fees, one for each attempt to draw insufficient funds.

Some borrowers who tried to cash the checks, which ranged from $300 to $125,000, were told that the account that the checks were drawn on had insufficient funds, even though the banks were supposed to have set aside $3.6 billion to make the payments.

The mindset from which most traditional schools (and even many alternative) curricula are drawn is simply insufficient.

Secondly, even if we found larger samples size distinguishing BRCA 1 from BRCA 2 mutation carriers, information that can be drawn are still insufficient, not allowing definitive conclusions especially in BRCA 2 population.

Conclusions from the non-randomised, non-controlled data were drawn if there was insufficient evidence from randomised controlled trials.

No definitive conclusion regarding the efficacy and safety of JLD for EH could be drawn based on the insufficient clinical data.

Fibulin-1 data was not available in one patient due to technical problems (only a minor quantity of blood could be drawn from the patient, insufficient for analysis beyond baseline data).

Do not let your rook be captured, or else it's a draw by insufficient material.

The limited evidence currently available is insufficient to draw definitive conclusions on the effectiveness of cryotherapy for other outcomes.

Results: The evidence for the prophylactic efficacy of fluconazole is good, although insufficient to draw conclusions about the other antifungals.