Sentence examples for insufficient indoor from inspiring English sources

The commonly encountered problems on real sites include insufficient indoor air exchange, poor control on indoor thermal conditions, ventilation system operation and poor operation.

The commonly encountered problems include insufficient indoor air exchange, poor control on indoor thermal conditions, bad space ergonomics that influence the ventilation system operation, poor technical installations maintenance and understaffed technical departments.

Insufficient indoor coverage of macrocells has led to increasing interest in femtocells, which have been considered in major wireless communication standards such as 3GPP LTE/LTE-Advanced [2].

A convergence of housing-related factors may be partly to blame for increased disease risks among Native peoples, including poorly designed and constructed homes, poverty, overcrowding, insufficient indoor ventilation, and use of wood-burning stoves.

The fact that 88.8% of the children examined wear indoor shoes of insufficient length, and 69,4% wear outdoor shoes which are too short, points to the general health relevance of this problem.

88.8% of 808 children examined wore indoor footwear that was of insufficient length, and 69.4% of 812 children wore outdoor shoes that were too short.

For predictor variables in the indoor endotoxin models, we found insufficient variability across the 12 homes for the more refined categories used in the personal models (small cells).

Additional estimations of health-enhancing EE and insufficient PA were derived after excluding domestic indoor chores and caring activities (i.e., for children) as scant evidence exists to support protective effect of these activities for CHD [ 6, 24].

It is possible that the limited sample size (14 subjects, with 112-115 indoor-outdoor homeasurementsnts) was insufficient to detect an association of personal with home endotoxin.

After a review of more than 1,000 pages of testimony and more than 70 scientific articles and books, Justice Shirley Werner Kornreich concluded that there was insufficient evidence to support the contention that mold or a damp indoor environment causes illness.

There is inadequate or insufficient evidence to determine whether or not an association exists between indoor residential VOC exposures (other than formaldehyde) and exacerbation of asthma.