Sentence examples for insufficient time allocated from inspiring English sources

They suggested there had been insufficient time allocated in many schools for the sorts of high-quality teacher dialogue required to make sense of what are complex and often novel concepts around teaching and learning.

However, 96% of nephrology trainers surveyed from one European country reported that there is insufficient time allocated to teach [ 4].

In particular, there was insufficient time allocated to assess carers' needs and communicate plans to them for addressing likely future health crises for patients [ 9].

For example, one respondent commented '[The] main problem is in postgraduate education - insufficient time allocated, no formal recognition, pressure of service on us and trainees'.

Currently less than half the originally established 34 regions have a REHC and many of these staff now only work part-time with a small proportion and insufficient time allocated to eye care.

Taking into account the time required to write up the statutory documentation of care given, the number of routes with insufficient time allocated increased to 37% (Tables  6 and 7).

If insufficient time is allocated for consuming school lunches, compensatory increased speed of eating puts children at risk of losing control over food intake and in many cases over-eating.

(Assistant Nursing Manager, Central Hospital, Gauteng) Insufficient time was allocated for the training of the implementers at institution level, there was no reference made in the OSD policy to who would be trained on OSD implementation or the length of the training (23), so this aspect was neglected.

The GPs acknowledged that the time allocated was often insufficient to manage problem with the mother or infant.

Due to the low specificity of the Step 1 tests, the workload was much higher than anticipated for the general physicians participating in Step 2. The customary time allocated per patient was insufficient to administer the MMSE and UPDRS in addition to other routine medical tests.

Finally, there may be insufficient nitrogen mixing within the aerated lung, during the time allocated for measurement by the ventilator, since animals were ventilated at high RR and low VT, which may have increased the time to reach equilibrium during the WI-WO measurement.