Sentence examples for insufficient for generating from inspiring English sources

Such an arrangement may reduce the financial risks of illness for the clients, but may not be insufficient for generating revenue for financing healthcare in a sustainable way.

However, the frequency of transgene integration into the genome as well as the rate of gene transfer into germ cells remain insufficient for generating transgenic birds using virus-independent conventional methods.

First, while catalytic subunits of the three RNR classes are homologous (as evidenced by structural similarities [ 7- 10]), performing a joint phylogenetic analysis from sequence alignment data of all three RNR classes is not possible since, in contrast to structure, sequence similarities between the catalytic subunits from the three classes are insufficient for generating global phylogenies.

Lack of time and staff and insufficient systems for generating reminders also influenced providers' decisions not to send reminders for this program.

Although dilution of template to the single molecule limit is the simplest method for populating each droplet with a single library element, one molecule in a 100 pL droplet is insufficient template concentration for generating detectable tryptic activity.

RPE cells from the patients might be insufficient for transplantation, and highly efficient protocols for generating functional RPE cells are eagerly required.

(Appropriate for generating buzz, no?).

He contends, however, that the unity expressed by (W) is insufficient to generate this need for synthesis.

The translocation already occurs in utero in an early B-cell progenitor cell and leads to establishment of a pre-leukemic clone persisting in the bone marrow for several years, insufficient to generate an overt leukaemia.

Although five iterations are insufficient to generate a reliable sample for propagation of uncertainty, we find the plots helpful for visualizing the complex exposure patterns produced by our three-level uncertainty factors (U1, U2, and U3).

Our study suggests that producing 'expert' knowledge on the causes of health inequalities will be insufficient to generate the public and political will for their implementation.