Sentence examples for insufficient measures from inspiring English sources

The RYA, which examined evidence not available to the ISF, also found that insufficient measures were taken to manage the behaviour of the media boats.

There were also insufficient measures in place to separate workers from moving vehicles, and failure to control risks to workers from lifting heavy items.

"Without any doubt the school seizure in Beslan was the result of insufficient measures by law enforcement bodies," Mr. Kesayev told his fellow legislators, the Interfax news agency reported.

One of the main reasons for not achieving the target of water quality management is pointed out as to take insufficient measures toward diffuse pollution, particularly in the control of stormwater discharge.

It is further concluded that dry-state methods (such as nitrogen adsorption analysis and scanning electron microscopy) or solvated-state methods (such as size-exclusion chromatography in tetrahydrofuran) by itself are insufficient measures to explain the adjustable chromatographic performance of porous polymer monoliths.

This plasma volume loss of ~10% for the patients in this study is comparable to the 450 mL blood loss used in other ED-based studies where orthostatic vital signs were found to be insufficient measures for the detection of fluid losses [2].

The error declares that might is not always right, that win and loss is an insufficient measure of the experience of human contest.

Existing methods using the structure gauge provide an insufficient measure because the model either rotates or because the trajectory makes tight turns through narrow passages.

The authors conclude The finding that both concentration and competitiveness of the banking system is positively related to banking stability suggests that bank concentration is an insufficient measure of bank competitiveness.This would seem to be a datapoint undermining the argument that the franchise value of banks in concentrated systems is what lends those systems their stability.

The configuration principles of CBP consider the changeable power flow and insufficient measuring quantities in distribution networks.

Additional evidence is provided by Augustyn and Seakhoa-King (2004) who concluded that the SERVQUAL scale is an insufficient measure of quality in the tourism sector.