Sentence examples for insufficient rise from inspiring English sources

This makeover is not just cosmetic, with the welcome – if still insufficient – rise in numbers of ethnic minority and women MPs.

Of the 59 subjects enrolled, 41 subjects were excluded: Twenty-three han an insufficient rise in pain intensity in Period B; eight had skin biopsies that did not confirm SFN.

However, stimulation tests using L-arginine and insulin revealed an insufficient rise in human growth hormone (HGH).

In surgically treated patients with peritonitis, an insufficient rise in serum LEP (< 10 ng/mL) is associated with a threefold-increase in the risk of death (sensitivity 94.4, specificity 50%) [ 8].

Median ACTH concentrations (pmol/ml) were similar on baseline as compared to the 5 clinical visits (p > 0.05 for each measurement) and for all patients with normal and insufficient rise of cortisol after injection of 1 μg ACTH (14.4 (95%CI 11.3 21.7) vs 8.6 (95%CI 8.3 16.1), p = 0.1).

Both students' numeracy and medication calculation skills have been found to be insufficient, giving rise to major concern over the issue [ 7, 9– 13, 13– 20].

In the conventional PTTs based on simple heating, i.e., hyperthermia [[2], and references therein], most treatment failures result from insufficient temperature rises in the tumor tissues.

"Singly and collectively," these events were either irrelevant or innocuous and were "insufficient to give rise to reasonable suspicion," the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said in granting the motion filed by the driver, Ralph Arvizu, to suppress the evidence.

Altogether the resulting system spectral efficiency was low and soon became insufficient, given the rise in demand for wireless services.

The high aspect ratio typically used for these can be associated with insufficient stiffness, giving rise to non-linear deformation, aileron reversal, flutter and rigid-elastic coupling.

In this paper, we begin by observing that rapidly-decaying connectivity by itself is insufficient to give rise to localized eigenvectors.