Sentence examples for i insufficient from inspiring English sources

However, clinical translation of hiPSC-derived hematopoiesis remains hampered by (i) insufficient knowledge about in vivo functionality and (ii) lack of therapeutically required quantities of effector cells.

Failure of the reaction in these cases (N = 76) could be due to one or more of the following factors: i) insufficient PCR template concentration, ii) presence of residual inhibitory factors, and/or iii) disease caused by uncommon serotypes for which primers are not yet designed and thus omitted from the sequential multiplex PCR (e.g. 10F, 19B, 23A, etc).

(i) Insufficient experience of radiologists in the interpretation of mammograms for optimal sensitivity and specificity (Smith-Bindman et al, 2005; Théberge et al, 2005).

These differentially expressed genes between iPS and ES cells are referred as 'reprogramming-recalcitrant' genes (Sakurada 2010), as they resist the induction of transcriptional state identical to that seen in ES cells mainly because of (i) insufficient induction of ES cell specific genes; (ii) insufficient suppression of somatic cell specific genes; and (iii) induction of iPS cell specific genes.

The incidence of HCV-related HCC may have been underestimated due to (i) insufficient identifiers in the HCV Diagnosis database for record linkage and (ii) an unknown, but likely small, number of HCC cases that were not tested (and so never diagnosed) for HCV infection during 1996 2006.

The two main reasons for this are (i) insufficient application of P in the form of P fertilizer or manure and (ii) P-fixing soil properties which render P unavailable to plants even if it is present in sometimes large amounts.

(2) Is insufficient, together with a specific listing of the additional information the applicant must submit.

Espinosa, JR, Mou, D, Adams, BW, DiBernardo, LR, MacDonald, AL, McRae, M, Miller, AN, Song, M, Stempora, LL, Wang, J, Iwakoshi, NN, and Kirk, AD. "T Cell Repertoire Maturation Induced by Persistent and Latent Viral Infection Is Insufficient to Induce Costimulation Blockade Resistant Organ Allograft Rejection in Mice". Frontiers in Immunology 9 (January 2018): 1371-null.

Recommendations for average risk patient are considered Grade A- Strongly recommended; Grade B- Recommended; Grade C- No recommendation; Grade d- Recommend against routine use; Grade I- Insufficient evidence to recommend for or against the intervention; NR- No recommendation available.

I thought it insufficient but it was all I had to offer.

Grey values indicate no feasible solution (i.e. insufficient oxygen for sufficient nitrogen fixation).