Sentence examples for insufficient of that from inspiring English sources

It is assumed that the reduction in copy number results in a corresponding reduction in the concentration of the gene's protein product, such that there is insufficient of that protein present to sustain the wild-type phenotype.

It just tears me up inside to see you trying to read by the insufficient light of that dim lamp next to the toilet".

The discussion considered the feeling of insufficient time that was expressed by the patients with ID and the criterion for sufficient consultation time contained in the Maas-Global manual.

In clinically work, the dosage of immunosuppressive drugs prone to be insufficient or excessive, since of that treatment response and monitoring indicators are insufficient at present.

However, since we utilized a more nuanced categorization scheme for defining insufficient sleep (VSS and SS), we were able to perform a more detailed examination of degrees of insufficient sleep that blacks and whites experienced habitually.

Such a lack of knowledge in the general population and in sub-groups in China is a result of insufficient preventive practices that enable the persistence of high rates of HBV infection.

Since the truth of the consequent of a relevant implication is by itself insufficient for the truth of that implication, things can have properties irrelevantly as well as relevantly.

(I also ran 480 simulations of an earlier version of the model, in which the recombination code was insufficient, and the results of that run were nearly identical to those presented here).

The general lack of significance may be explained by the use of an insufficient number of loci that could compromise the power of the test [28].

But this list is both short and unreliable; in 2004, several H.I.V. drugs produced by Indian drug companies were taken off the list because of insufficient evidence that they were effective.

It is also further evidence of insufficient data that there is an observed hole in the size distribution, between 50 and 99 workers.