Sentence examples for insufficient quantification from inspiring English sources
It was demonstrated that the tested MR-based AC leads to insufficient quantification results and to degraded image quality as compared to CT-based AC for the evaluated NEMA IQ phantom.
For a long time, the problems of complex system mechanism of major engineering, such as lack of acknowledge, inconsistence of scale, insufficient quantification and lack of valid direct viewing evaluation tools lead to decision failures of major engineering projects.
One may argue that the good agreement in steady state is simply a consequence of a homogenous distribution of the tracer in the body far after bolus passage due to perfusion and extravasation of 15O-H2O inthethextrarterialal space, and that the differences in CBF (approximately 20%%) arise from an insufficient quantification of tracer concentration during bolus passage.
DSC and mid-infrared spectroscopy proved to be insufficient for quantification of the ternary mixture.
To overcome the limitations of insufficient statistical quantification of uncertain parameters, this paper treats uncertainties as non-probabilistic intervals.
In the control group without DVT, the JAK2V617F mutation was present in one of 198 (0.5%; 95% CI −0.5 1.5) samples, while the mutational burden was insufficient for quantification.
Quantitative analysis was possible in one patient (JAK2V617F allele burden 0.87%); in the other three cases, the mutational burden was insufficient for quantification.
Values missing in those lists as a result of insufficient MS quantification were predicted with Coupled Two Way Clustering (CTWC) (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel; http://ctwc.weizmann.ac.il/) (Getz et al., 2000).
For five of the original 21 indicators (see Figure 4), overall documentation was insufficient for quantification and so these results are not presented here, including the two indicators comprising the category "Sustainability and Ownership".
MR-based AC was determined to be insufficient for PET quantification in the tested NEMA IQ phantom because only photon attenuation caused by the MR-visible phantom filling but not the phantom housing is considered.
Our results show that contrary to the claims in the article, the hidden correlations in the microarray data are insufficient for accurate quantification of nucleic acid targets in complex artificial target mixtures.
