Sentence examples for insufficient defined from inspiring English sources

Descriptive analyses and multivariate regressions included data from all countries, except when data were insufficient (defined as <30 isolates in 2000 and 2001) (18): MYSTIC data from Bulgaria, Malta, Russia, Switzerland, Hong Kong, and Thailand and SENTRY data from Austria, the Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Mexico, Uruguay, and China.

In this study we will describe the effects of excessive, adequate and insufficient GWG (defined using IOM criteria) within a cohort of obese women diagnosed with GDM.

To determine the risk of RCTs to be discontinued for any reason and for specific reasons including futility, adverse events, early superiority of one intervention, and insufficient recruitment (defined for primary analysis as <90% of the planned sample size achieved, and for secondary analysis as <80%).

Thus, the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), the largest telephone health survey in the world, began collecting data on perceived insufficient sleep, defined by the number of days the respondent felt that he/she did not get enough rest or sleep during the past 30 days [ 8].

Novel algorithms that encompass regular disease activity assessment, change or modification of therapy upon insufficient response defined as a lack of achievement of low disease activity or even remission, and the use of glucocorticoids and biological agents may allow for rapid achievement of optimal therapeutic responses in the vast majority of patients.

The various characters are assigned governing intervals — perfect fifths, minor and major seconds, tritones, and so on — and if two notes are insufficient to define a personality, that may be the point; at the border of death, the precious illusion of individuality disintegrates.

Even the finest name is insufficient to define it.

The available data are insufficient to define optimal timing of initiation of RRT outside life-threatening situations.

However, the available deep drilling data are insufficient to define exactly where these rocks are located (and at what depth).

Howbeit, light microscopy just affords a resolution of 100 200 nm at best, which is insufficient to define clear chromosome conformation.

It became clear that a handful of cell type specific markers were insufficient to define a homogenous cell population.