Sentence examples for insufficient further from inspiring English sources

Since existing data sets are insufficient, further in-situ experimental investigation of the SD and MM populations are required.

They are classified according to their quality in categories A to C indicating undisturbed data (category A), disturbed logs or from bottom hole temperature (BHT) measurements (category B) and BHT with insufficient further information (category C).

Where records were insufficient, further data were extracted from secondary public hospitals' records.

The Saudis have complained that the United States has not shared the evidence necessary for them to freeze bank accounts, and American diplomats acknowledge that information provided until now to the Saudis has been insufficient for further action.

Almost all were immediately suspended, officials said, but now roughly half have been reinstated, some with letters of reprimand, either because the evidence was insufficient or further punishment unwarranted.

But if they drag on or prove unexpectedly complex, the tribunal's $56m budget may prove insufficient, prompting further rows over money and perhaps yet more delays in bringing justice to the few senior members of the regime still alive.

Plain radiographs are usually insufficient, and further imaging in the form of CT or MRI is usually required [1].

Direct analytical reconstruction methods are able to produce reconstructions in very little time, even for large-scale data, but the quality of these reconstructions can be insufficient for further analysis in cases with limited data.

The stored strain energy within a grain is however expected to be insufficient for further relaxation in nearby grains: accordingly, the strain energy depends on both the yield stress and elastic biaxial modulus.

The two main integrating forces that carried the European project so far - security and economic prosperity - are insufficient for further integration.

Again, statistical power was insufficient to further elaborate on these patterns which may also be a chance finding.