The phrase "in insufficient quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is lacking or not enough in amount.
Example: "The samples provided were in insufficient quantity to conduct the necessary tests."
Alternatives: "in inadequate amount" or "in limited supply."
On Day 3, biofilms of both bacteria occurred in insufficient quantity to be measured.
These preanalytical mistakes include physician's order missed, patient misidentification, specimen collected in insufficient quantity, inappropriate container used, inappropriate quality of specimen, specimen lost in transit and etc[ 8].
* classified as physician's order missed, patient misidentiflcation, specimen collected in insufficient quantity, inappropriate container used, inappropriate quality of specimen, specimen lost in transit and etc.
Proteins from vegetable sources, such as beans, contain all the essential amino acids, but contain one or more of them in insufficient quantity to meet the needs for growth.
If these proteins are delivered at the wrong moment in time or in insufficient quantity then this is likely to impact on physiological and pathophysiological functions of the parasite.
To protect the interests of society, if the rights holders do not propagate the material of a new variety or the sale thereof has been made in insufficient quantity for the need of the people within three years, the government will have the right to withdraw the certificate and hand out the right to more suitable applicants.
If the growth hormone is produced in insufficient quantities, the result is dwarfism; if it is produced in excessive quantities, the result is gigantism.
If the hormone is absent or is produced in insufficient quantities because of damage to the pancreatic cells that secrete it, the result is classical (or type 1) diabetes.
Furthermore, it should be noted that the availability of some feed ingredients is often seasonal and in insufficient quantities to warrant inclusion into commercial formulations.
The role that rabbit production can play is in the utilization of fibrous by-products that are useful neither for poultry nor swine, and of forages that may be available in insufficient quantities for ruminants.
