Sentence examples for insufficient source of from inspiring English sources

Text messages can also be an insufficient source of information and fail to clarify the recipient's questions.

However, household-retained vaccination cards have also been identified as an insufficient source of information for estimating vaccination coverage in other areas [ 61].

However, high costs and insufficient sources of clean feed would restrict the use of clean feeding as the sole countermeasure after serious contamination during the growing season.

Without stepped up investment in infrastructure and education, and an end to Gaza's isolation, the report predicts "virtually no reliable access" to safe drinking water, lower health and education standards, and insufficient sources of energy.

Unfortunately censuses are usually only conducted every 10 years and so are insufficient sources of data for monitoring progress due to their widely spaced periodicity.

It has been recognized that myocardial ischemia results from an imbalance between myocardial energy supply, from insufficient sources of oxygen and substrate (glucose, free fatty acids), and myocardial oxygen demand.

This is, on the one hand, due to insufficient sources for HSC isolation and inadequate storage of isolated cells.

Autogenous iliac crest has been the preferred graft for posterior bone-block distraction arthrodesis [1, 2, 3, 5] Furthermore, in those patients who need substantial distraction for optimal alignment, the size of available and safe distal tibial graft can be insufficient as the sole source of graft.

Third, in the sensitivity analysis, the statistical power might be insufficient to explain the source of the large study heterogeneity because of the small number of data units within strata.

Finally, it is well documented that pain referral patterns of the spine are insufficient in determining the exact source of pain, because of their overlap[ 7].

Our analyses not only highlight how knowledge of the genetics and geographic distribution of modern strains is insufficient to correctly infer the source of historic epidemics (Goodwin et al., 1994), but they also reveal the shortcomings of inferences that are based on a very small number of genetic markers in historic strains (Ristaino et al., 2001; May and Ristaino, 2004).