Sentence examples for insufficient application of from inspiring English sources
While a report from the USDA, which investigated 80 commercial poultry farms, "cannot at present point to a single statistically significant pathway" for the spread of the outbreak, it determined that "a likely cause of some virus transmission is insufficient application of recommended biosecurity practices".
At the same time experts in construction industry draw attention to the low level of competitiveness of Polish construction companies in global and European market caused, among others, by insufficient application of modern technology and innovation, as well as lack of public investor's initiative in promoting the application of BIM.
88 Our study shows that there is insufficient application of TCM research evidence in Western medicine guidelines in China.
This suggested an insufficient application of some of the general principles of the prevention foreseen in the Framework Directive 89/391 [ 25].
On the other hand the low degree of interest and awareness may have contributed to the hitherto insufficient application of the law.
To elucidate reasons for the insufficient application of trastuzumab, we further analyzed HER2-positive patients who did not receive trastuzumab between 2006 and 2012 with respect to their concomitant diseases.
We did not conduct other planned series of univariable meta-regression analyses due to insufficient data following application of the exclusion criteria outlined above.
The problems originated in two closely-related factors: one is insufficient knowledge (or application of knowledge) of the social and economic contexts of Pakistan as these relate to education, gender and disability.
Although only a small portion of the known heritability is accounted for and there is insufficient support for clinical application of gene-based prediction models, there is direction and encouraging progress in a rapidly moving field that is beginning to show clinical relevance.
People with LBD may be disenfranchised because of low public awareness, stigma, ageism, insufficient resources, and the application of the medical model instead of person-centered solutions.
Due to insufficient data on the application of nasal decongestants for common cold in children, their use is not recommended in patients below 12 years of age [ 20].
