It seems as if total hip replacement for patients with a very insufficient physical function only has a temporary effect.
Thirty-four (66.6 %) of 51 respondents at four-year nursing universities reported that gerontological nursing was elective courses, while 54.9%% of participants reported that credits for gerontological nursing were "very insufficient" or "insufficient" [ 22].
HCP are overall well covered by compulsory vaccinations, whereas VC for non-compulsory vaccinations is very insufficient.
"They got very insufficient information," he said.
They were asked to rate on a 5-point MOS scale (very good, good, average, insufficient, very insufficient) the coherence between the sound and the computed animation.
It's beyond me ― the number of inmates and detainees versus staff is very insufficient".
According to WHO [ 1], UIC of school children should be used to categorized the severity of ID as follows: 0 - 19.9 and 20 - 49.9 μg/L for very insufficient/insufficient, indicating severe and moderate, respectively; 50 - 99.9 μg/L for mildly insufficient; 100 - 199.9 for 'optimal'; 200 - 299.9 μg/L for 'above requirements'; and above 300 μg/L for 'excessive' intake.
Especially for very closely or distantly related taxa, certain parts of data sets may contradict each other or carry insufficient information.
For very complicated molecules, such as many natural products that occur in living organisms, even a complete set of spectra is insufficient to allow an unambiguous structural assignment.
Alden postulates that employers are looking for very precise skill sets that are not readily available either because of inadequacies in U.S. education and training, or because of insufficient mobility in the labor force.
Voters are asked to grade each candidate as, for example, "Excellent," "Very Good," "Good," "Insufficient," or "Bad".
