Sentence examples for insufficient contact from inspiring English sources
But key Demons midfielder Bernie Vince will be free to play against the Lions despite a high bump on Mitch Wallis after the match review panel deemed there was insufficient contact for a report.
These fans are supposed to cool the graphics chips which, as my buddy recently discovered, are covered by heatsinks with insufficient contact with the chips.
However, insufficient contact time for interaction of active metal Pd and methyl esters molecules into paraffinic hydrocarbons gives low selectivity of n-heptadecane in 1 h reaction.
Rojas et al. [33] revealed a decreasing performance of the biogas process in a reactor without stirring and related it to the insufficient contact between substrate and microorganisms.
This might be due to the insufficient contact time between the dye ions in the solution and the adsorbent in the column.
The reason for this decrease is probably due to insufficient contact of the metal ions and the adsorbent in order to reach equilibrium.
Up to now, most relative permeability curves are measured in short core segments by core flooding, which can hardly display miscible flooding features for early gas breakthrough and insufficient contacting time between CO2 and oil.
Insufficient contacts could indicate unsafe care and were expected to be a relatively infrequent occurrence, therefore all calls for which subsequent contacts were assessed as insufficient were reviewed.
The rate of unnecessary contacts would likewise be artificially low, but the rate of insufficient contacts may be less likely to be influenced by this artefact.
Based on NHSDW caller surveys responses and applying a transparent rule set to caller actions a large majority of subsequent actions were assessed as appropriate, with insufficient contacts particularly infrequent.
The rule based rating of appropriateness also assessed a large majority of cases as having made contacts that were both necessary and sufficient, with more calls assessed as having resulted in unnecessary contacts than insufficient contacts at each survey (Table 3).
