Sentence examples for insufficient increase from inspiring English sources

Halifax housing economist Martin Ellis,  said: "Stronger demand, combined with an insufficient increase in housing supply, has resulted in increases in house prices accompanying higher activity this year.

The permeability distribution of the overlying protected coal seam near the mined-out boundary in the strike direction (MBSD) is quantitatively divided into four zones, which are the original permeability zone, permeability decrease zone, permeability insufficient increase zone, and permeability sufficient increase zone.

Also, the fact that some patients do not respond to volume expansion by augmenting cardiac output could theoretically be related to the absence of preload dependence, but also to an insufficient increase in stressed blood volume.

However, the insufficient increase in the proportion and/or the decrease in the absolute number of Tregs result in a failure to control immune activation following TI.

The inefficiency of Tregs to control immune activation in the context of TI may result from the decrease in the absolute numbers of Tregs and/or an insufficient increase in the proportion of Tregs or from a defect in Treg suppressive function.

In one experiment [ 78], the PRP preparation resulted in an insufficient increase in growth factor content.

Our response rate of 66%% may be considered insufficient increasing the risk that our results differ from the nonrespondents.

If behavioural adjustments are absent or insufficient, increases in the body fat mass will result.

This is still one of the main challenges in global health: moving beyond welcome but insufficient increases in dedicated resources towards clear commitments aimed at solving the problems we face.

Although a 6-week treatment with TβRI inhibitors was insufficient to increase cortical bone mass or geometry, it significantly increased the mineralization and material properties of cortical bone matrix, when measured using high-resolution XTM and nanoindentation.

This lack of a relationship indicates that the potentially general effects from parents' incorporation, such as increased familiarity with the school system or social capital, are insufficient to increase their children's performance in math.