Sentence examples for insufficient nature from inspiring English sources

The spatial layout, the distribution and the characteristics of the results of the building activity demonstrated the insufficient nature of the connectivity and porosity of the new enclave with respect to the urban context.

According to this theory, when a micronutrient is insufficient, nature prioritizes biological functions essential for short-term survival by the expense of nonessential functions.

The current insufficient and partial nature of services available needs to be redressed.

Two reviewers concluded that internal textual evidence is by its nature insufficient to establish authorship and recommended that the book be rejected.

However, the majority of previous error indexes are, by their nature, insufficient for assessing the performances of DLST methods.

One of the main reasons for the insufficient realisation of nature conservation objectives, especially in competition with land use and development, is the lack of methodological standards.

This uncertainty is the result of incomplete controllability, complex internal feedbacks, and non-linearity that often interferes with desired management outcomes, and insufficient understanding of nature and people.

"While I have faith in Canada's healthcare providers to carry out these responsibility responsibly and ethically, I believe that regulatory guidance alone is insufficient given the nature of what you will be asked to do".

A recent comment by the incumbent Lord Chief Justice betrays the answer: we have an insufficient understanding of the nature of coercion.

If Mr Mandela's personal example was insufficient to change the nature of African leadership, his stewardship of the ANC was also unable to prevent the party from repeating the failings of other liberation movements.

Air-path XRF analysis was insufficient to characterize the nature of the pigment.