To "luxury hatchback", "light SUV", "compact crossover" and "gentleman's rally car", apply another insufficient descriptor to Mercedes-Benz's delectable GLA45 AMG: family mover.
Given the diversity of Africa and Asia, these general descriptors provide insufficient information without a breakdown of included countries.
One can see that one single descriptor is insufficient for discriminating between all three domains of life.
Unfortunately the layout of the self-completed MDP used in this study failed to focus the subject's attention on the requirement to choose the best descriptor, thus best-descriptor data were insufficient for analysis.
However, a single descriptor may be insufficient for the visual classification task, due to the high level of intra-class variability coupled with low inter-class distance.
However, a single network descriptor might be insufficient for capturing the topology of a complex network.
Despite these strengths, several limitations of the reviewed literature exist: reason descriptors were vague and insufficient to capture all reasons for discontinuation, research on predictors of discontinuation was of low power and neglected patient and clinic predictors and studies varied on how they defined the group of patients considered to have discontinued treatment.
One goal of the review was to assess the scientific literature using the descriptors "sufficient," "limited," or "insufficient" to classify existing evidence, with NTP definitions utilized for the NTP Report on Carcinogens as a framework for "sufficient" and "limited" (NTP 2011a).
We assume, based on the stated methodology, that the literature search aimed at capturing review articles only, although the SOA Assessment provides insufficient information (e.g. search terms, databases, subject heading descriptors, inclusion/exclusion criteria) to verify this or to allow independent replication of the search.
Multivariate models identified most of the descriptors of perceived needs (e.g., feeling that one had insufficient time with the doctor, feeling treated poorly, believing that one's diagnosis was delayed, feeling that one's physician is not a good listener) as explanatory variables of frequent Internet use.
