Furthermore, certification schemes such as the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil offer, at present, only cosmetic tools and are insufficient to address deep structural governance issues.
As with insufficient sedation, excessively deep sedation also may lead to increased morbidity, increased costs, and a prolonged stay in the intensive care unit (ICU) [ 2- 4].
Another three patients (9%) showed uni- or bilateral deep insufficient venous vasculature by duplex ultrasonography, which in all cases was located at the level of resection.
Standard analysis of nucleotide sequence is often insufficient to resolve deep relationships in such cases (e.g., birds; Pratt et al. 2009).
10 Interestingly, a dose of sugammadex calculated according to ideal body weight seems to be insufficient to reverse deep and moderate neuromuscular blocks in morbidly obese patients, 38 while a dose calculated according to ideal body weight +40% was shown to be effective in a clinical study 39 (mean reversal time <2 min).
Facts and laws are insufficient for a deeper understanding of gravitation; to achieve this requires a testable, substantiated, comprehensive explanation that is consistent with all known facts about gravity in other words, a theory.
Traditional optimization is, however, often insufficient for gaining deeper insights into the evolution of such systems because usually there is a mutual relationship between the properties optimized by evolution and the properties of the environment.
Finally, it should be recognized that standard optimization can be sometimes insufficient for gaining deeper insights regarding certain aspects of systems biology, such as in the evolution of biological systems.
The money, critics say, is insufficient to counter the deep crisis facing public education.
How economists would judge Mr. Obama's proposals will depend on their details; contrary to Republicans' claims, economists generally judged his 2009-10 stimulus program to have helped, but to have been insufficient to overcome the deep downturn.
