Sentence examples for especially insufficient from inspiring English sources

We will all need to avoid the mistakes that were commonplace in the run-up to the recession, especially insufficient focus on training.

This study estimates E with a water balance method for the upper Yellow River and Yangtze River basins on the Tibetan Plateau, where in situ data accessibility is especially insufficient.

Especially insufficient adherence to chemotherapy against tuberculosis is a major problem in high incidence countries leading to treatment failure, development of MDR, as well as spread of M. tuberculosis infections.

Especially, insufficient knowledge of cancer survivor issues [ 51] and also a lack of feasible measures has been shown to be an important barrier to providing appropriate follow-up care [ 52].

In the latter especially, insufficient attention to all relevant aspects in detail (desegregation of cognitive domains, competence of staff by rank, properties by school and governorate), along with inability to detect evolving conditions in and around the CSP, has served to compromise equity, quality, costing and efficiency all the way from project strategy down to the classroom.

Face recognition is a long-standing challenging topic in computer science, especially on insufficient datasets.

The availability of such pre-detected community structure allows us to classify nodes more precisely especially with insufficient training data.

But the quality of tariff calculation suffers from out-of-date relative cost-data and especially from insufficient regional cost adaptation.

The reason is attributed to the oversimplified mechanical model for the calculation of the tubesheet thickness especially the insufficient consideration of the tube support to the tubesheet.

If the codestream had an inadequate layer allocation, the quality of decoded images could be penalized by more than 10 dB, especially when insufficient quality layers are available (see Section 4).

This paper discusses some of the issues and challenges of implementing appropriate and coordinated District Health Management Information System DHMISS) in environments dependent on external support especially when insufficient attention has been given to the sustainability of systems.