Sentence examples for insufficient over from inspiring English sources

More broadly, she said, "The regulatory response was insufficient over a period of years".

For UEMSDs the reported evidence ranged from insufficient over limited to consistent and well established, and the quality of the evidence was considered moderate.

We also assume that vaccine coverage in the population as a whole (sexually active men and women of any age) will be insufficient over the next 20 years to provide any material herd immunity.

Just more than one-half (53%) of the cohort changed their category of vitamin D status between the ages of 11 and 20 y, and one-third of adolescents changed from being replete to insufficient over the same period.

To say it is the brain is insufficient, over-general, implying nothing about nuance and individuation.

This is consistent with there being a hierarchy of 'membrane microdomain-association' and 'membrane microdomain-exclusion' motifs/signals in CD317 (and in other proteins) and that, in the case of WT CD317, the N-terminal cytosolic domain is insufficient to over-ride the microdomain-association characteristics, whereas in the case of Art-Teth it is able to do so.

These had to be matched for, and the final decision to select randomly from a 1-year age band was a careful balance between insufficient and over-matching.

Several reasons can account for the paucity of success stories in the scientific literature, but the biggest culprits stand out as insufficient power, over-interpretation of results and candidacy assessments based on incomplete knowledge of T2D aetiopathology.

Such a subtle deficiency appears to be insufficient to cause over-expression of most X-linked genes since we did not observe consistent up-regulation of PGK1, G6PD and HPRT1 genes in patients' lymphoblastoid cell lines.

He was exonerated, but did get a rap over the knuckles for taking "insufficient care over some aspects of his affairs".

My bulimia was the only answer I thought I was capable of to feeling insufficient in life over and over again during the course of a day, the course of a lifetime.