Sentence examples for insufficient index from inspiring English sources

Based on those results, the ecological significance of groundwater discharge into coastal seas was discussed by Johannes (1980), but the distribution of salinity alone was an insufficient index with which to describe the influence of groundwater (Johannes 1980) because it does not distinguish SGD from other freshwater.

CF was suspected in the exocrine-insufficient patient index case RP (CFTR genotype: F508del/R1162X) by a positive meconium test at birth and was confirmed by pathological sweat tests at the age of 4 months.

Data are shown in weighted mean and standard deviation of the weighted mean (X̅w ± SDw) N = number of studies, n = cumulative number of subjects, BMI body mass index, – = insufficient data aSum of male and female studies not equal to total as in certain studies both sexes were assessed bCalculated as the following: 1 h of training = 25 km cycling or 10 km running or 2 km swimming.

Due to insufficient data, the Kotelchuck index for adequacy of pregnancy was not calculated.

Among those who changed their index therapy, insufficient IOP control was the most commonly reported reason followed by adverse events; hyperemia was the most commonly reported adverse event at index therapy change.

Previous analysis of SSI surveillance data (2001 2005) from Queensland, Australia found the NNISS risk index was insufficient as a risk stratification tool for SSIs, and suggested investigation of risk factors for procedure-specific SSIs [ 11].

In our group only one patient had low proliferation index being insufficient for the speculation, but the immunoreactivity in the metastatic cells allows us to state the presence of the evidence regarding the coexistence of PTTG1 and more aggressive tumor phenotypes.

Moderate intensity exercise training exercise is sufficient to improve HRV in previously sedentary postmenopausal women in a dose-dependent manner, as 4-KKW is insufficient to improve parasympathetic indices of HRV, while 12-KKW conferred no greater improvement than 8-KKW.

In these cases, loading indices were insufficient.

Despite the insufficient goodness-of-fit indexes in CFA (CFI <.90), suitable discriminant validity, and excellent fit indicators from Rasch analysis suggested that the Brazilian version has satisfactory performance and, thus, can be applied in different studies reliably.

Exclusion criteria were applied including: (1) history of hemodialysis or renal transplant, (2) baseline creatinine > 3.5 mg/dl, (3) liver transplant during the index hospitalization, (4) insufficient information to determine AKI status, and (5) unknown age (Fig. 1).