Sentence examples for insufficient studies of from inspiring English sources

There are insufficient studies of synthetic jets, particularly on three-dimensional bluff bodies that are more representative of complex flows in real situations.

Unfortunately, there were insufficient studies of satisfactory quality to enable the calculation of a pooled prevalence estimate for any risk factor.

We could not statistically compare accuracy of 99mTc with blue dye as there were insufficient studies of similar clinical characteristics to be able to conduct meta-regression.

Zhirkevich (1972) noted that the main difficulty in studying the water balance of Lake Balkhash is in determining the surface inflow to the lake due to insufficient study of loss of flow in the delta.

Women are the fastest growing populations in jails, in probation systems and among the homeless, and incarcerated women tend to have higher rates of substance abuse and mental illness — but there has been insufficient study of why.

One of the criticisms commonly raised against the implementation of screening is that there has been insufficient study of whether screening for intimate partner violence in healthcare settings can be harmful to women.

Thus the data imbalance will cause the insufficient study on properties of default sample, which has bad effect on the classification accuracy of both SVM and BP model.

There were insufficient studies to identify the attributes of effective interventions, but both brief and intensive single risk factor interventions produced short-term increases in PA.

However, insufficient studies are available of the color of recently introduced computer-aided design-computer-aided manufacturing (CAD-CAM) lithium disilicate ceramics as functions of the core and veneer thicknesses.

We only excluded patients with paced rhythm or left-bundle branch block, or with technically insufficient studies, leaving 84% of the patients in the study population.

Stratifying for tumour type was not entirely feasible, because of insufficient studies in similar cancer types.