Shifting Grounds, a website, is one exception, but is insufficient on its own.
He found that although a basic awareness of how and when to take medicines was one pre-requisite for adherence it was insufficient on its own; other factors such as the patient's general health beliefs and specific beliefs about medicines also played an important part; furthermore, patients who were more satisfied with their care were more likely to adhere to their treatment regimen.
On one hand examining only the promoter sequence would clearly be insufficient; on the other hand including the introns and down-stream sequences could dilute the density of regulatory elements (if in fact they were enriched in the immediate promoter regions of most genes under consideration in our study), thereby making it difficult to identify any relationship between SNPs and these elements.
It is insufficient on two grounds.
Condolence e-mails, for example, are insufficient on their own.
"But it is well overdue and utterly insufficient on its own to satisfy basic principles of transparency and accountability".
Executives close to the commission said regulators rejected that proposal as insufficient on Thursday, in part, because it came with several strings attached.
Environmental improvement was also a key factor (in the top three for both), but would have been insufficient on its own to motivate the technology change.
The judge, Richard J. Arcara of Federal District Court, ruled that a mail and wire fraud indictment brought nearly four years ago against the University at Buffalo professor, Steven J. Kurtz, was "insufficient on its face".
Susan M. Karten, a lawyer for Anne Peyton Bryant, one of 59 women who have reported being attacked on June 11, said the police action to date was insufficient on its face.
