Sentence examples for insufficient clearance from inspiring English sources

An insufficient clearance by Bocanegra left the United States exposed again in the 50th minute, and Barrera delivered his second goal.

Due to insufficient clearance between the superstructure and abutment wing walls, however, the probability of damage in wing walls is increased and the fragility of this component controls the bridge-system fragility for all bridge classes evaluated.

The results reveal that insufficient clearance spaces could cause a significant increase in the temperature of the outdoor air entering the air-conditioners, which would also be accompanied by a reduction in the airflow rate.

The advocates said they found possible violations of the Fair Housing Act or the Americans With Disabilities Act at 16 of 23 properties they visited, including obstructions such as marketing signs or post-office boxes on accessible routes, insufficient clearance in kitchens and bathrooms, and only high-top seating options in common areas.

Infections of the catheter exit point and catheter tunnel, peritonitis, as well as insufficient ultrafiltration and insufficient clearance in the course of time are the most essential problems.

The three captains conferred, and decided to scuttle their vessels due to the high water levels in the rivers and low bridges, which meant insufficient clearance for the monitors to navigate freely.

Due to insufficient clearances and slightly distorted link mechanisms, failures in the intricate safety interlocks in the loading sequence for antiflash precautions caused jams during drills and practice firing.

A number of observations suggest that insufficient myelin clearance in the CNS after acute injury may contribute to the failure of axonal regeneration, while efficient myelin clearance in the PNS during Wallerian degeneration by Schwann cells and invading and resident macrophages facilitates axonal regeneration (David and Lacroix, 2003; Vargas and Barres, 2007).

All forms of PAP are caused by insufficient surfactant clearance by alveolar macrophages.

This was also possible in "older" patients receiving the second cycle due to prior insufficient blast clearance after the first cycle.

The current observations demonstrate that MDCD of CD4+ and CD8+ T lymphocyte subsets may provide a cellular basis for immune dysfunction which results in insufficient viral clearance and progression of liver disease in chronic HCV infection.