Sentence examples for failure of sufficient from inspiring English sources

So we have a situation, call it a cultural malady, of the most basic sort — a failure of sufficient detail (that is, literary detail) to inform our assessments.

Failure of sufficient amplification in wild samples may be due to mutations in primer binding regions.

These were failure to be looked after by a paediatrician, failure of sufficient supervision of junior staff, and failure of staff to administer adequate inotropes [ 14].

Failure of sufficient engraftment and rejection of transplanted hepatocytes restrict the clinical utility of this approach, and thus, an adjunctive role of MSC has been proposed.

Then the strength of later generations' claim to compensation owing to the failure of providing sufficient compensation to the first generation that suffered the initial harm may wane over time.

A letter of rejection sent to the Renaissance applicants listed two reasons for their failure: a lack of sufficient community support and a financial plan that "left little room for error".

Among the ones he lists are two P.R. disasters (the "Mission Accomplished" banner, and his challenge to insurgents to "bring 'em on"), and two substantive failures: the lack of sufficient troops to impose security at the start, and the "intelligence failure on Iraq's WMD".

Indeed, as is not difficult to see from section 7.1, in theories that satisfy λ-independence there is an asymmetry between failures of PI and failures of OI with respect to superluminal signaling: whereas λ-distribution and the failure of PI are sufficient conditions for the in-principle possibility of superluminal signaling, λ-distribution and the failure of OI are not.

Potential explanations for this failure include the lack of sufficient inhibitor concentration in the synovial fluid to inhibit local joint sPLA2, and that all patients were already receiving disease-modifying anti-arthritic drug therapy throughout the trial [ 17, 18].

Based on the evidence that one of the main failures is the lack of sufficient linkages between the different actors involved in the dynamic of the system, this paper proposes third-generation foresight as an instrument of science and innovation policy for resolving the problem of systemic failures.

Experimental medical treatment is proposed to lower the ICP and to reestablish sufficient CBF after failure of mannitol and vasopressors to support sufficient CBF.