However, there were several limitations to this study: first, the training stimulus or volume of 20 min 3×/week may have been insufficient; second, the 2.5-km time trial (TT) is atypical of rowing; third, training volume was not matched between groups; fourth, the exercise selection was not optimal for rowers; and finally, rowing economy or power were not measured.
To defuse the threat of high winds, the designers from the start made the roadway quite stiff and added a second deck, even though the volume of traffic was insufficient at first to warrant the lower one.
'Abd al-Latif goes on by explaining that in human knowledge there are three sorts of cognitions: those acquired by senses, frequently insufficient, those first necessary cognitions that originate with man, and those acquired by investigation and consideration.
Later, an independent report showed that the university's labor safeguards, though instituted in good faith, had indeed been insufficient: a third of workers, mainly those employed by subcontractors, were left unprotected.
The Traditional FFR and the Two-step power soft FFR would limit the satisfactory number of video layers for all users, because the available resources of the two steps are predetermined and may be insufficient in the first or second step.
The effective components of green tea such as polyphenols might be insufficient in the second and/or third extracts.
The authors conclude that colonoscopies during pregnancy are probably safe to perform, but limit their conclusion to the second trimester because of insufficient data in the first and third trimester.
First, insufficient therapeutic treatment options leading to poor prognosis and short survival rates and second, a complex stromal reaction quantitatively exceeding the one found in other tumours.
We found support for three of the five cause-effect hypotheses in our conceptual model, support for the alternate hypothesis for the fourth, and insufficient evidence for the fifth (Table 3, Supplementary material S1−5).
