Sentence examples for insufficient consistent from inspiring English sources
When there are insufficient consistent features that appeared in all these frames, our algorithm reduces the number of frames to match to deal with it adaptively.
Due to insufficient consistent data, a meta-analysis was only possible on adherence to treatment.
Accordingly, the American Diabetes Association's dietary guidelines for diabetes prevention currently state that there is insufficient consistent evidence to say that diets low in GL reduce diabetes risk (12).
Long-term effects of chronic exposure have been excluded from the scope of the ICNIRP's guidelines because of insufficient consistent scientific evidence to fix the thresholds for such possible effects.
As expected, vitD insufficiency was highly prevalent in our population: 42% were deficient (consistent with general U.S. population statistics) and 72% had insufficient levels per IOM definitions.
Unfortunately, the intrinsic tissue contrast of MRI is insufficient for consistent recognition of diffuse infiltration, though intravenous superparamagnetic iron oxide (SPIO) may improve detection of diffuse and focal infiltration, as may ultrasmall SPIO.
Thus, the factoring criteria alone are insufficient to ensure consistent incorporation of safety features into new handgun designs.
Biofilm formation and the presence of various staphylococcal virulence factors do not seem to (directly) influence the effect of CNS on IMI but the available information is indirect or insufficient to draw consistent conclusions.
Additionally, due to an insufficient number of consistent studies for other outcomes, only adherence outcomes could be meta-analysed.
Since one data set was clearly insufficient to identify consistent variables, we used both data sets to identify variables and used bootstrapping to overcome the problem of overfitting.
The markers available are still insufficient for performing consistent genetic studies of most Passiflora species because the evaluated populations exhibit low variability and percentages of polymorphic loci (between 0%and2626%) (Pereira, 2010; Ortiz et al., 2012; Cerqueira-Silva et al., 2012).
