Sentence examples for insufficient range from inspiring English sources

It provided data that it believed illustrates an insufficient range.

Until very recently, black women in Britain either made do with an insufficient range of shades at mainstream cosmetic counters, or had to track down "specialist" brands.

Unlike the provocative, unworkable defense planned by the Bush administration — with its two radars of insufficient range in the Czech Republic and Southern Europe and its 10 interceptors in Poland — this alternative defense would be technologically feasible, and could be developed, built and deployed near the areas of concern in a relatively short time.

Wi-Fi offers insufficient range for wide area networks such as required in utility applications.

An insufficient range of motion can lead to impingement of the prosthetic neck on the acetabular cup.

In some cases, the needle also stopped before the vein because of the insufficient range of motion in the manipulator section responsible for puncture.

Ultrawide bandwidth (UWB) technology is a promising solution for next generation RFID systems to overcome most of the limitations of current narrow bandwidth RFID technology, such as reduced area coverage, insufficient ranging resolution for accurate localization, sensitivity to interference, and scarce multiple access capability.

Calculated hinge loops with obviously excessive or insufficient ranges judged by manual verifications are highlighted in this table.

If your results fall into deficient or insufficient ranges, adjust your diet, sun exposure, and supplement intake to boost your vitamin D levels.

We chose the exposure, a 20 nmol/L lower plasma concentration, on the basis of comparability to previous studies and the 25-hydroxyvitamin D distribution in our cohorts, as a 20 nmol/L decline from the 75th centile and the median corresponds to the insufficient and deficient range, respectively.

Their formulation, called the fluid vector flow, has improved some features of the GVF that have been not optimal, namely insufficient capture range and poor convergence for concavities.