Sentence examples for insufficient category from inspiring English sources

Using one of the rating systems in the diet study (The World Cancer Research Fund grading system), the claim that children may be at risk from using mobile phone handsets would, I think, fit into the lowest, "insufficient" category.

Vitamin D deficiency was significantly higher in girls than boys (47.0% versus 19.4%; p < 0.001), with less than 3% of the entire cohort achieving desirable vitamin D levels and majority falling under the vitamin D insufficient category (Table  2).

If numbers are insufficient for any category, categories will be combined.

The category "insufficient" was given for 0.4% (n = 50/11,377) of patients.

*effect of ten-year increase, † insufficient numbers in category, §cerebrovascular accident Because of the relatively low prevalence of chronic conditions, the sum of chronic conditions suffered was used to determine the effect of multiple conditions.

Mr Tirole groups these into four categories: insufficient effort; extravagant investments; entrenchment strategies (actions, such as anti-takeover "poison pills", that are costly to shareholders and make it harder to remove managers); and self-dealing (from legally consuming perks to promoting friends or even outright theft).

If the responses to some questions were insufficient, certain response categories were grouped together.

Commonly reported barriers to data utilization include small numbers within categories, insufficient resources, information system requirements, and lack of direction from the state.

There was no overlap in the categories "Insufficient or vague recommendations", "Grammatical and spelling errors" and "Overt flattery to patients", whereas the highest overlap (20 terms) was found for the category "Technical terms unclear to a lay reader".

Physical activity was defined as any activity that requires energy expenditure under aerobic respiration, like sports and physical exercises and was classified into two categories: insufficient physical activity (less than 150 min/week) and physically active (150 min and more/week).

Health status using both individual and composite measures was also significantly associated with hospitalization for participants with and without diabetes (Table  3).> -wrap-foot> *Adjusted for age and gender; **Physical activity: Sufficient: > = 150 minutes of walking and > =5 sessions per week; Sedentary: no physical activity reported; and Insufficient: all other categories.