Sentence examples for insufficient data set from inspiring English sources

The EDAD 2008 affords an insufficient data set to be ICF-framed when it comes to the Activity and Participation domains.

For a small sample size, for instance, 50% split as done in our manuscript might lead to poor predictive model (classifier) since the model is built on insufficient data set.

In the discussion about how thresholds should be derived, the danger of using an insufficient data set has been identified as a basic point [17].

If these tests are not undertaken correctly, incorrect data sets, insufficient data sets or excessively complex and expensive experiments may be performed.

In Europe, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) Panel on Dietetic Products, Nutrition and Allergies (NDA) (2010) concluded that there are insufficient data to set an upper limit for (added) sugar intake, although most European countries aspire to follow the recommendations of the World Health Organisation (< 10% of energy from "free sugars;" WHO/FAO, 2003).

Adjusted hospital length of stay was not significantly associated with MI, probably because of insufficient variability in the data set with regard to this variable.

This difference may have been due to insufficient coverage of the GA data set for re-sequencing analysis, as discussed below.

Interestingly, the ulceration/erosion contingency Table ID for the long-term data set showed insufficient evidence to conclude significant differences between the two groups for the ulceration response.

Analysis with the complete reduced data set gave clearly insufficient results.

While it is possible that this demonstrates mobilization of the PST2 phages, our limited genomic data set is clearly insufficient to make any firm conclusions.

For genes that were present in the sting gland, but not in the whole abdomen, most of them show low expression levels suggesting they were missing from the whole abdomen data set due to insufficient coverage.