Sentence examples for insufficient expanded from inspiring English sources
12 Undesirable ear reconstruction may be ascribed to a thick or inadequate skin envelope, such as hypertrophic scar tissue, or one containing a thick or insufficient expanded flap; the carving technique of the cartilage framework; or may due to the feasibility of the local flap or free flap.
Second, public finance alone is insufficient; massively expanded private financial flows (at least double the current growth rate) would be vital.
Providers will have bigger wage bills, owing to the introduction of a national living wage; state-funded social care is being cut and funding is insufficient for expanded free provision in childcare.
In either case, there were insufficient data in the expanded LiverTox dataset to evaluate these alerts.
To investigate if the negative results did imply that the association is not causal or whether it might be explained by insufficient study size, we expanded our previous study to include a larger number of controls.
Many stations fear that they could be marginalized with insufficient space on a vastly expanded television dial, drowned out by a flood of commercial cable channels.
We were unable to culture and expand primary human pancreatic acinar cells; moreover, we found that the combination of these three genes (MNP) was insufficient to reprogram primary or expanded human pancreatic ductal cells toward a β-cell fate, suggesting transgenic conversion may be restricted by species and cell type.
Roberts: Yes Orman: Believes the ACA expanded "a broken system" with insufficient focus on reducing health care costs.
I should have expanded our team before launching with insufficient wind under sail.
Extreme radial expansion significantly reduces the expanded length of some designs, resulting in insufficient lesion coverage and inaccurate placement.
As a result of the declining purchasing power of fuel tax revenues, the Highway Trust Fund HTFF) is currently insufficient to maintain and expand the U.S. surface transportation system.
