Sentence examples for insufficient inclusion from inspiring English sources

A solid statistical statement about the CT as a diagnostic tool for scaphoid fractures is difficult to make because of insufficient inclusion of patients in research to date.

Of these, four were excluded because of insufficient inclusion data.

Thus, the publication bias for GSTM1 polymorphism detected in our study might be due to insufficient inclusion of published studies.

During the trial, researchers and centers need the capacity and flexibility to overcome numerous problems, e.g. insufficient inclusion, loss of participating centers/research assistants/therapists and the enrolment of new ones, inadequate execution of study protocol, etc.

Third, the research questionnaire was developed with the priority of being brief and easy to complete, which resulted in insufficient data inclusion on related confounding factors.

This lack of significance could be explained by insufficient study inclusion for the present analyses, which did not allow a definite conclusion in this aspect.

However, the odds ratios of implicated polymorphisms in these case control studies usually range at or below 1.5, insufficient for inclusion with the intended genotyping panels that are eventually geared towards establishing clinical biomarkers for therapy.

We examined whether the 72 children whose data were used differed from the 36 children from the HANDling Diabetes project whose blood glucose meter data were insufficient for inclusion; no significant differences in A1C, child sex, age, or disease duration emerged.

Testing the above alternative hypotheses on microsporidian affinities by phylogenomic analysis will require much more data from Rozellida (a few genes are known from Rozella allomycis, but largely insufficient for inclusion in our analyses), and from a much wider range of the paraphyletic zygomycetes.

To date, many of the potential predictive markers of FU response that have been investigated have proven insufficient for inclusion in clinical practice and new markers are urgently needed (Ribic et al, 2003; Kim et al, 2007; Bertagnolli et al, 2009).

Differences in study design, insufficient power and inclusion of different ethnic groups might explain some of the observed differences, as would inclusion of type 2 diabetic patients with LADA [30].