The phrase "insufficient duration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a time period that is not long enough for a particular purpose or requirement.
Example: "The experiment failed due to insufficient duration, as the samples were not allowed to stabilize."
Alternatives: "inadequate length" or "too short a time."
The causes of sleep deficiency (insufficient duration or inadequate sleep quality) in the workplace, home, and society.
He looked at 99 studies and discarded 70 because, he said, they examined growers who did not use certified organic practices, did not make relevant comparisons or were of insufficient duration.
Inadequate sleep (e.g., an insufficient duration of sleep per night) can reduce physical performance and has been linked to adverse metabolic health outcomes.
In recent years, strong evidence has emerged suggesting that insufficient duration, quality, and/or timing of sleep are associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD), and various mechanisms for this association have been proposed.
These factors include lack of good biological rationale for selecting specific agents of interest; limited number of agents tested to date; use of pharmacological, rather than dietary, doses; and insufficient duration of intervention and follow-up.
In vivo, rhBMP-7 delivered from NS-scaffolds induced significant ectopic bone formation throughout the scaffold while passive adsorption of rhBMP-7 into the scaffold resulted in failure of bone induction due to either the loss of rhBMP-7 biological function or insufficient duration within the scaffold.
By avoiding the pitfalls of inappropriate sources of enrichment, insufficient durations of colonization/competition studies, suboptimal study areas and inadequate nutrient detection limits in future research, the potential to provide new insights into the nutrient status of coral reefs is greatly increased.
Insufficient durations of prophylaxis thus result in poorer outcomes than treatment only.
Across all R0, insufficient durations of prophylaxis increased peak absenteeism compared with results for treatment only.
Many quality control procedures were performed including voiding samples with insufficient durations (< 9 days), out-of-range air flows (± 20%), damaged filters, extreme concentrations over the 2-week sampling period (> 5 SDs from the mean), and high sulfur levels in the PM10 2.5 fraction (> 0.2 μg/m) because sulfur should be limited primarily to PM2.5.
Sleep disturbances, including insufficient sleep duration and circadian misalignment, confer risk for cardiometabolic disease.
