In contemporary African societies where multiple systems of knowledge coexist, and the use of informatics is becoming increasingly widespread, conventional perspectives drawn from cultural anthropology, environmentalism, development studies and intellectual property rights are insufficient guides to thinking about the digitization of indigenous knowledge.
The ethical aim, however, is insufficient to guide one to proper conduct.
Performance of traditional infection markers to diagnose EOS is poor and therefore insufficient to guide the decision to start or stop antibiotic treatment.
We suspected that the list of 44 broadly defined enablers lacked some clarity, and thereby were insufficient to guide policymakers how to achieve sustainable change [ 20].
Thompson et al. used our grading system in a relatively small cohort of 24 patients, finding some correlation between histological and clinical data, but their data were insufficient to guide the clinician to a therapeutic decision.
The use of RGT may, however, be unsuitable for patients with cirrhosis, but at present the data are insufficient to guide management in this difficult-to-treat population.
Vague principles are insufficient to guide legislation, because it's too easy to ignore and jettison the unpopular revenue-raising side of the coin — the actual reforms — and just do a bill loaded with special-interest provisions enacted at the behest of tax lobbyists.
5) The publicized transition plan was insufficient to guide students and parents through the closing process, and the more detailed plan was never released to the public CPS was required by law to release "transition plans" to help guide students and parents through the transition to a new school, yet the plans released to parents were insufficient.
However, the susceptibility pattern alone might be insufficient to guide optimal antimicrobial therapy, since most of the community acquired infections present a risk of resistance development to a first line antimicrobial drug [ 1], leading to changes in susceptibility patterns of commonly used agents over time.
Vague talk about broadening the tax base and lowering statutory tax rates is insufficient to guide legislation.
