Sentence examples for insufficient leading from inspiring English sources

The first programme was insufficient, leading to a second bail-out.

The resignations follow a campaign by Seneca Capital, one of Dynegy's biggest shareholders, to oppose two takeover offers that the hedge fund deemed insufficient, leading to a heated battle between the two sides.

Remyelination in multiple sclerosis is in most cases insufficient, leading to irreversible disability.

It has already been stated that the load transfer to the support structure is insufficient, leading to local indentations [7].

However, the total duration of immobilization of 8 weeks was probably insufficient, leading to the hypertrophic nonunion.

Sometimes, and particularly for cervical cancers, the recognition of the NE component is only possible after the hysterectomy, since the tissue obtained on cervical biopsy may be insufficient, leading to the diagnosis of poorly differentiated cervical cancer.

This complex process with an increase of left ventricular wall thickness and dilatation and reshaping of the left ventricle leads to lengthening or hypertrophy of cardiomyocytes with insufficient angiogenesis leading to metabolic and ischemic problems [ 22].

Heavily invested research has been initiated based on etiological models of unrealistic simplicity and conducted under poor experimental designs, on data sets of insufficient size, leading to an overestimation of the effect sizes of genetic variants and the quantity and quality of linkage disequilibrium (LD).

Hence, a major threat for the clinical use of dermal substitutes is insufficient vascularization leading to loosening, infection, or partial necrosis of the dermal substitute [ 7].

With obesity, pancreatic β-cells initially increase insulin release to overcome the reduced efficiency of insulin action, although over time compensation may become insufficient, ultimately leading to the development of diabetes (9, 10).

At the point in time when the nanostructure is fully released from the substrate, a relatively low amount of Si is vertically etched, which results in insufficient heat generation, leading to insignificant grain coalescence.