Sentence examples for insufficient robust from inspiring English sources
The government is aware of concerns about its modelling, but fears there is currently "insufficient robust evidence to adopt a more sophisticated approach".
In summary, they found that a wide range of interventions had been used to treat distal radius fractures and there was insufficient robust evidence from randomised and quasi-randomised clinical trials for most of the interventions used.
These authors concluded that there was insufficient robust evidence in the literature to ascertain which procedure was superior.
The EAC considered that there was insufficient robust evidence to demonstrate that Debrisoft® is clinically more effective than other methods for wound healing and wound infections.
LHWs have the potential to provide psychosocial and psychological interventions as part of primary and secondary prevention of MNS disorders in LMICs, but there is currently insufficient robust evidence of effectiveness of LHW led preventive strategies in this setting.
16 The second review, updated in 2012, concluded that there is insufficient robust evidence that limited patient education alone is effective in achieving clinically relevant reductions in ulcer and LEA incidence.
Yet, these assays remain insufficient as robust correlates of protection against M. tuberculosis [17].
Whatever the cause, the mtDNA control region tree alone is insufficient for robust phylogenetic inference in this subfamily.
However, the rate of accumulation of endogenous ChAT protein is insufficient for robust immunostaining of axons in the prenatal period.
The observation that the 3R mutant largely abolishes SRP recruitment suggests that shorter hydrophobic regions, such as those remaining on either side of the mutation, are insufficient for robust recruitment.
21 However, there have been insufficient methodologically robust RCTs to test whether organisational-level psychosocial interventions are effective in improving the well-being of employees and reducing sickness absence.
