Sentence examples for insufficient indications from inspiring English sources

However, insufficient indications are provided in the current European and Italian codes to permit an effective use of these methods, individually or in combination, during in-situ investigation campaigns.

But this is an insufficient indication to conclude on interspecific hybridization.

Obviously, this definition holds refractory symptoms to be something other than mere intolerable suffering, so existential intolerable suffering in the end of life would, accordingly, be an insufficient indication for palliative sedation.

Indications include insufficient lymphedema reduction by well performed medical and physical therapy (less than 50%), recurrent episodes of lymphangitis, intractable pain, worsening limb function, patient unsatisfied of the results obtained by non-operative methods and willing to proceed with surgical options.

The category of not clear/other was only used when there was an indication which could not be otherwise classified, or where there was insufficient information concerning the indication in the patient notes.

This indication is insufficient as a definition of an endpoint, as only the measurement parameter, but not the allocation of the treatment group comparisons can be given as a "primary" or "secondary" endpoint.

In comparing the results of this dataset to the other results in this effort, the reduced performance at full-exon level for compared to that for is an indication of insufficient training size reflected in lack of support for probability estimates at splice sites.

As for the second point from (III) we believe the underestimate is an indication of insufficient sampling of the activation kinetics.

The evidence for the use of steroids for this indication is insufficient.

A flat cortisol curve, with a low deviation from morning to evening and high evening values may be an indication of insufficient recovery or sustained activation [ 44].

The predicted population size may serve as an indication of insufficient coverage to detect the full viral diversity present in the sample.