Sentence examples for insufficient for population from inspiring English sources

The number of fresh specimens from the Indian and Pacific Oceans was insufficient for population genetic analyses.

To achieve this, treatments were designed such that each pest control method on its own (Bt only and OX4319L release at low levels) would likely be insufficient for population control.

Using a reduced subset of SNPs in a linear mixed model can improve power for genome-wide association studies, yet this can result in insufficient correction for population stratification.

Herring in the Baltic region appear to be weakly differentiated, most likely due to high gene flow caused by larval drift and migrating adults, large population sizes, and perhaps also due to young age of the Baltic Sea meaning that there may have been insufficient time for population differentiation to occur.

However, as a recent Perspective article (Yang et al. 2014) shows, limiting the GRM to a subset of SNPs can result in insufficient correction for population stratification, leading to significantly inflated statistics and false positive associations (Table 1, Table 2, Supporting Information, Figure S2, Figure S3, Figure S4, and File S1).

Currently there is one FDA approved H5N1 subvirion vaccine available, although stockpiles of this vaccine are insufficient for broad population coverage and the vaccine has only demonstrated modest immunogenicity.

For example, if the processing sector is not competitive, then, all the work of USAID and others to expand the supply of milk might be wasted as producers will continue to receive low prices for their milk, the supply of high quality milk will still be insufficient for the population, affluent urban consumers will continue paying high prices for their milk and the informal market will remain.

In service for nearly 20 years, the old pump had become insufficient for the population, which has swelled with displaced people.

Even if nation-wide vaccination or stockpiling are not viable options; or if vaccines are insufficient for the entire population, strategies which prioritize vaccination of high-risk groups could be considered independently, with children and adults favored for the highest economic effectiveness and elderly favored for more overall lives saved.

Identity tests for these four markers suggested that they are insufficient for assessment of population structure (P ID = 1.1 × 10-2, P SIB = 0.12).

Identity tests for these two markers suggested that they are insufficient for assessment of population structure (P ID = 0.13, P SIB = 0.35).