Sentence examples for insufficient time to allow from inspiring English sources
Note that this short reaction time may induce less size and shape homogeneity in the formed NPs, as it provides insufficient time to allow for Ostwald ripening.
While cattle were removed from Coyote Canyon >15 years before our study, 15 years is probably insufficient time to allow complete recovery of vegetation to pre-grazing conditions [ 11].
While other studies of childhood obesity treatment have employed a waiting-list control, 7 19 GOALS was funded on a year-by-year basis and there was insufficient time to allow for participant recruitment plus two cycles of the intervention (which would be required for a waiting list design).
In rock tunnels where the ground has insufficient stand-up time to allow the construction of the primary lining some distance behind the face, then some form of temporary ground support applied at the tunnel face is required, e.g., rock bolts, shotcrete and steel sets.
Primary cells have a limited lifespan; after nine passages they senesce, allowing insufficient time to perform many assays (such as the 3D assays described below).
Whilst the policy infrastructure itself was integrated into the cloud security APIs, there was insufficient time to implement the front end GUIs that would allow users to set their privacy policies and update them.
Since we did not detect any haplotypes from the other five clades in the Pacific Northwest and Western Great Basin clades, we suspect that the lack of fixation of these six sites in 28S is due to insufficient time passage to allow the fixation rather than a result of secondary contact with individuals from other clades.
Doing nothing would leave the council insufficient time to manage a budget reduction.
Paul Houston, director of the American Association of School Administrators, said that districts have had insufficient time to carry out the new "No Child Left Behind" law, including adjusting budgets that would allow for increased enrollment in better schools.
We developed a rigorous strategy by allowing sufficient time for gene-dependent events to occur, but insufficient time to evolve new populations, and applied this strategy to the Saccharomyces cerevisiae gene knockout collection.
Each lawyer had ethical obligations to object to unfair proceedings or insufficient time to counsel clients.
