The phrase "evidently insufficient" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is clearly not enough or lacking in adequacy. Example: After reviewing the evidence presented, it was evident that the witness's testimony was evidently insufficient to prove the defendant's guilt.
So while these genes (plus gluten) are necessary to produce the disease, they're evidently insufficient to cause it.
News, alone, is evidently insufficient to make us a more informed society.
For these contents, re-issuing the Interest is the only but evidently insufficient choice to support the consumer mobility, since these contents always have some requirements on the delay and reliability.
The rate of retrovirus-driven transposition and excision is evidently insufficient to explain their permanence and integrity.
Another unusual feature associated with HSF is that trimerization and binding to HSE can be dissociated from trans-activation in studies carried out both in vitro and in vivo; DNA binding alone is evidently insufficient to drive transcription and other, binding independent processes are involved [11], [12], [13], [14].
Thus, assessment and treatment of the airways alone is evidently insufficient in the care of COPD patients [ 2, 3].
Sainsbury's is too bog-standard for him, evidently; its dullard shoppers show insufficient grasp of the "issues" at stake in Britain today.
In contrast, urate binding only modestly stabilized W11F (Tm ∼29 °C); evidently, stabilizing contacts to the ligand were insufficient to overcome the destabilization imposed by the W11F substitution.
Nonetheless, the limited anti-19A activity of 7vCRM in particular, which appears insufficient to prevent 19A colonization, was evidently also insufficient to prevent or reverse [ 5] a net rise in 19A disease in young children in countries where high antimicrobial use has led to greatly increased colonization by antibiotic non-susceptible strains, including certain clones of 19A [ 5, 34- 36].
Although Ser/Thr protein kinases were first discovered in eukaryotes and are evidently more widely dispersed amongst them, this is an insufficient basis to conclude that STKs originated in eukaryotes and were obtained by prokaryotes through lateral gene transfer.
