Sentence examples for insufficient for developing from inspiring English sources

A strategy reliant upon trial-and-error alone is considered insufficient for developing an appropriate trust, acceptance and mental model.

Optimization of the assay resulted in increased sensitivity that at the moment is still insufficient for developing a potency assay for product release, but may be useful for evaluation of more concentrated samples.

For some regions and time periods, climate station data were insufficient for developing accurate climate estimates, particularly early in the twentieth century.

We have shown that, under the premise of a constitutive granularity of material entities, the current top-level categories of material entity of BFO are insufficient for developing domain ontologies that are consistent with the single inheritance policy.

The bphG-bphO operon produced barely observable red pigmentation in BL21[DE3] in the light indicating poor accumulation of c-di-GMP, insufficient for developing a versatile c-di-GMP-dependent regulatory system.

Since a ship yard usually provides insufficient data for developing a ship control system, the course and track controller design is based upon a Nomoto model determined with a Clarke estimation of hydrodynamic derivatives.

(O'Flaherty et al., p. 94) Thus, their review points to several problematic aspects of the current developments within the higher education research field, including a technology-driven orientation that neglects learning aspects and an insufficient capacity for developing shared knowledge and a conceptualisation of the approach.

Because of the speed at which this site had to be developed, there was insufficient time for developing other interactive communication tools or tracking IP addresses.

Not wanting to develop an intervention de novo can be from awareness of insufficient resources for developing and evaluating a theory- and evidence-based intervention or because a funder has required the use of an existing EBI.

Beside the unknown mechanisms, one possibility of this phenomenon could be due to the remaining function of reduced but not totally lost expression of MLH1 and PMS2, and the other possibility could be insufficient time for developing MSI after NNK exposure.

This provides the basis for developing route planning methods in cities with insufficient real world data coverage to base accurate route traveling time predictions on.