Sentence examples for insufficient empirical data from inspiring English sources
The simplifications included random mating, equal survival of LLR, LR and LRR and equal reproductive output for all genotypes, and were mainly motivated by insufficient empirical data.
Other papers provide additional information (McNamara 2006; London 2007), but are not included in Table 2 due to insufficient empirical data.
As a result, Figure 5(b) shows that the model output was reasonably robust against the proportional yield assumptions, which minimized the issue of uncertainty due to insufficient empirical data.
We show that, although fillers can produce a simultaneous lineup performance advantage, the magnitude of that advantage is insufficient to fit empirical data.
Although we found that the choice of fillers in simultaneous lineups can provide some protection for an innocent suspect, by siphoning more choices from an innocent than a guilty suspect, this mechanism was insufficient to approximate empirical data.
The failure of WITNESS to approximate these data is not a failure of the WITNESS model, but rather an indication that filler siphoning theory alone is insufficient to approximate the empirical data.
In limited situations, we found that filler siphoning can produce a simultaneous lineup performance advantage, but one that is insufficient in magnitude to explain empirical data.
The current empirical data is insufficient to obtain robust estimates of the model parameters.
"Moderate evidence" indicated recurrent program-relevant findings based on empirical data that were insufficient to rule out competing explanations for attribution.
Given the lack of empirical data, there is insufficient evidence to determine whether or not shared decision-making and the use of decision support interventions can reduce medical malpractice litigation.
On the other hand, it is difficult to narrow down which measures should be taken intensively because empirical data regarding precipitating factors for suicides are insufficient in Japan.
