Sentence examples for insufficient agreement from inspiring English sources

"What I think is underappreciated until now is a possible outcome whereby the debt ceiling is increased, debt default is avoided, but one of the rating agencies feels compelled to downgrade America's AAA because of insufficient agreement on medium-term fiscal reform," Mr. El-Erian said.

The model was enlightened by the insufficient agreement of the potential dependence of the experimental transfer coefficient with the Butler equation and by a loss of a reasonable physical meaning in the activationless kinetic theory based on the Nernst-Planck equation.

PO2 measures showed insufficient agreement levels (Concordance Correlation Coefficient = 0.45; bias = 12 mmHg; percentage of error = 19.3%), whereas better agreement was observed for PCO2 and pH (Concordance Correlation Coefficient = 0.94 and 0.93 respectively; depreciable bias; percentage of error 11.4% and 0.5% respectively).

In a broader sense, this situation signifies that there is yet insufficient agreement on what is public health, what it does and whether it acts effectively.

With the available aggregated results we were able to show that overall high agreement between resistance proportions may conceal insufficient agreement for resistant and susceptible isolates separately.

The Representative of the WTO expressed concern that insufficient understanding of the WTO Agreements was apparently hampering the adoption of Codex standards and guidelines at a time when WTO Members, and especially developing countries, had an immediate need for Codex texts to assist them to fulfil their obligations under the WTO.

If deemed insufficient, Friday's agreement would be dead and buried, he said on Saturday.

Meanwhile, countries with liberal drug policies such as Uruguay, which legalized marijuana in 2014, called the agreement insufficient.

"The cuts promised by countries are still insufficient, but the agreement sends a strong message to business, investors and cities that fossil fuels belong to the past," said Corinne Le Quere, director of the UK's Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research.

"The emissions cuts promised by countries now are still wholly insufficient, but the agreement as a whole sends a strong message to businesses, investors and citizens that new energy is clean and fossil fuels belong to the past.

To this regard, it is worth noting that in our study no significant differences are found between pancreatic sufficient and pancreatic insufficient patients, in agreement with other reports [14], [33].