Sentence examples for insufficient for evaluating from inspiring English sources
Measuring external force only, as recommended in several standards, is insufficient for evaluating physical workload.
While we do not suggest that these measures are insufficient for evaluating the ultimate effects of an initiative, metrics for capturing if and how an intervention influenced the underlying mechanisms that support organizational behavior are rarely integrated into educational evaluations.
The current findings suggest that this method may be insufficient for evaluating social support in (breast) cancer.
For example, the CC analysis (which is at variance with the ITT principle) is generally considered insufficient for evaluating data from clinical trials.
All the GPs perceived the feedback on outcome as insufficient for evaluating the actual quality of care and the need for treatment in individual cases.
However, because of the short lifespan of the mouse, mouse models are insufficient for evaluating the long-term effects of cell replacement or cell therapy.
Whenever an abstract contained insufficient information for evaluating it against the PICOS criteria, the article was automatically passed to the next stage for a full text review.
Besides, since the evaluation criteria proposed for PPDM are insufficient and inappropriate for evaluating the sanitization performed by PPUM algorithms, this paper introduces three similarity measures to respectively assess the database structure, database utility and item utility of a sanitized database.
It is found that ADW is an insufficient performance criterion for evaluating the performance of the solutions, and this is showed by means of an illustrative example.
First, the OSCE examination, especially those using checklist rating systems, could be insufficient for accurately evaluating the clinical competency of students.
All four analyses together indicated that the DAS28 is an important variable for evaluating insufficient response to infliximab therapy (especially in daily practice) and that this variable can only slightly be improved by adding supplemental variables.
