Sentence examples for insufficient study from inspiring English sources
While GWAS have been successful in reporting numerous genetic associations and highlighting involved pathways relevant to reproductive aging, for ovarian disorders, such as premature ovarian insufficiency and polycystic ovary syndrome, research has lagged behind due to insufficient study sample size.
The effectiveness of these measures remains unclear, because of insufficient study sample size and/or differences in study settings.
When a study measures a statistically significant difference, that only means that the difference probably is not an artifact of an insufficient study sample size, and that a similar difference would most likely be found in other samples.
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.
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.
For ««other vascular interventions»» there were insufficient studies (n =4) from which to draw meaningful conclusions.
Toxicological data on SEM are insufficient; studies in rodents showed osteolathyrogenic effects in foetuses and potential carcinogenicity, but not genotoxicity.
However, there are insufficient studies about PROG in other various groups such as ovariectomized females and aged animals.
There are insufficient studies of synthetic jets, particularly on three-dimensional bluff bodies that are more representative of complex flows in real situations.
Due to insufficient studies in normal aged populations especially subcortical sources of disconnection are unclear in contrast to potentially general parietal white matter (WM) deficits.
