Sentence examples for insufficient resolving from inspiring English sources

Reasons for failures included sub-optimal probe synthesis and insufficient resolving of assay traces, potentially due to nearby hidden SNPs or copy number variants (CNVs).

In the majority of our selected spots, multiple proteins were identified per spot due to similar migration patterns and insufficient resolving power.

Similarly, our attempts to measure the amount of ATP consumed per bp of DNA translocated have had insufficient resolving power, given the speed of translocation (Graham JE and Sherratt DJ, unpublished data).

Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), meanwhile, reiterated his position that the administration's approach was insufficient for resolving the nation's debt problem.

Microsatellite analysis has been proved very useful in the study of phylogenetic relationships among Darwin's finches [30], [31] because variation in mitochondrial and nuclear DNA sequences is insufficient for resolving relationships within more closely related species of this group [32].

These highly variable regions produce 'gaps' with levels of coverage insufficient for resolving disease causing variants [ 39].

On the other hand, AACTP training used alone might be insufficient for resolving problems with excessive drinking, and the training effects might erode in time.

Philippe et al. (2011) claimed that adding more sequences is insufficient for resolving difficult phylogenetic questions because "non-phylogenetic" signals derived from model violation (systematic errors) might increase and compete with "genuine" signals.

However, most studies have relied on intergenic ribosomal spacers and/or mitochondrial genes as molecular markers (Hansen et al. 2003, 2007; Meinila et al. 2004), which have proven insufficient for resolving these issues, and the lack of diagnostic markers thus remains a major limitation in G. salaris strain identification and characterization.

In adopting this decision, the commission concluded that the merger would create or strengthen dominant positions on several markets and that the remedies proposed by G.E. were insufficient to resolve the competition concerns resulting from the proposed acquisition of Honeywell.

Traditional appeals to empirical results and logical argument are insufficient to resolve the debate.