Sentence examples for insufficient dedicated from inspiring English sources

Insufficient dedicated time due to competing clinical service pressures was reported as the major barrier to clinical teaching provision.

All of the NCs reported that they had insufficient dedicated data entry clerks, and additional data entry clerks, including NC pharmacovigilance staff, were enlisted to complete the task.

Of most concern is the major proportion of respondents reporting that they have insufficient dedicated time for clinical teaching due to competing clinical service pressures and/or other responsibilities, raising the question of whether this has a significant detrimental influence on the outcomes of training for students and trainees.

However they believed that there were insufficient facilities dedicated to TB care, including health care providers, clinics and hospitals.

This may be due to several factors such as insufficient time dedicated by over-burdened clinicians to supervise students' research, increasing workload for academics, low levels of faculty staffing and the general lack of a strong research background in some medical schools.

This is still one of the main challenges in global health: moving beyond welcome but insufficient increases in dedicated resources towards clear commitments aimed at solving the problems we face.

In the "open comments" section it was clear that students felt that there was a lack of integration between pre-clinical neuroscience and clinical components of neurology training, as well as an insufficient length of time dedicated to neurology in the medical course, which in some schools is not a distinct clinical rotation but integrated into other medical attachments.

Yet, less than ten percent of government expenditure is dedicated to agriculture, insufficient to eliminate poverty and hunger, especially in rural areas.

Although McComish et al. (2010) successfully used Velvet, in our case it failed to run to completion as the 128 GB of RAM available on our assembly dedicated server were insufficient.

On the other hand, closed reduction using vertical traction can sometimes be insufficient, even with the adjunct of dedicated pelvic frames [8, 9]; moreover, it needs a radiolucent traction table.

A leading factor contributing to this is that insufficient staff and operational resources were dedicated to meeting these latter targets.