Sentence examples for insufficient testing from inspiring English sources

There are limited observational data to start with, insufficient testing of climate model simulations of extremes, and (so far) limited assessment of model projections.

This camp attributes the manifold problems of computerized vote-counting entirely or almost entirely to inadequacies in the administration of elections and insufficient testing of the equipment, and regards the theft of the Presidency by computer as, in effect, impossible.

In an analysis of the document Campaign4Change says that PWC found the project suffered from insufficient testing of the system and new business processes; poor contingency arrangements; and not enough time for data migration.

Independent panels of experts who reviewed the back-to-back losses of the $165 million Mars lander and the $125 orbiter last fall blamed the failures on inadequate management, insufficient testing and poor financing.

Following anger from users, Google made changes and apologised for insufficient testing of the service.

The typewriter, however, had been rushed into production with insufficient testing, and early models were soon returned for adjustments and repair.

James Montalto, a William Floyd spokesman, said that the district was cited for insufficient test participation because it erroneously marked 11 English-language learner students, who were exempt from a test, as having not taken it, meaning it appeared not to meet the state's participation standard.

Previous studies and many modern design codes place some limits on the strength of steel and concrete for designing steel-concrete composite members, attributed to insufficient test data and design experience on their applications in construction.

On 19 June, NSB stated that they had made insufficient tests during the 100000 km controls.

This was removed from the released game; Activision considered that there was insufficient test time, and removing it was a more stable option.

The full range of analytes was not run for all subjects, primarily due to insufficient test kits for that analyte, or in rare cases, failure of the commercial quality control materials.