Sentence examples for insufficient shaping from inspiring English sources

Family myths are at once powerful and insufficient, shaping us but also getting us wrong.

Portugal's Sérgio Paulinho, the silver medalist at the 2004 event, was said to be in insufficient shape to race.

While this definition of a scientific model is more in line with modeling in biological systems, it is insufficient to shape how models can be used in a classroom.

Stunting comes as a direct result of a mother and child receiving insufficient nutrients, which shapes both physical and mental development of the baby in the womb and through the early years.

In the process, he shows that national narratives about how cities grow and change are fundamentally insufficient; everything is always shaped by local actors and concerns.

Our findings illustrate the evolutionary importance of males and mating preferences, and show that one-sex demographic models are insufficient to describe the forces that shape human senescence.

On the other hand, using a smaller order say 4-6, results in a much lower Rand index value (0.25-0.30), insufficientufficient resolution for shape description.

These authors conservatively used a linear dose response function of lead IQ as part of their model, stating that there was insufficient evidence to determine the shape of the dose response function.

The information, obtained from the technical sheets of robots, about workspace (its dimensions and shape) is insufficient for designing the production system.

Recent 3D imaging data in combination with a Navier-stokes description of the tissue as an viscous fluid indeed confirmed that isotropic proliferation alone is insufficient to explain the shape and size changes during limb bud development14.

Although the resolution in these studies is insufficient to correlate the shapes observed directly with the structural model of the complex presented herein, these changes are consistent with the SAXS observations, and molecular dynamics simulations.