Sentence examples for insufficient to add from inspiring English sources

However, the low magnitude of the effect and the modest improvement in discrimination and reclassification indicate that the GRS, in its present form, is insufficient to add valuable information in the clinical setting.

According to our result, it seems to be insufficient to add a margin of 5 mm in AP direction and 10 mm might be appropriate based on the formula of Zhang et al. [ 14].

Since epoprostenol inhibits platelet function by increasing the synthesis of cyclic adenosine monophosphate, its effect may be insufficient to add to the effect of coagulation-induced platelet consumption in combination with complete inhibition of tissue factor-induced platelet activation by DrotAA.

The firm raised the 12-month target price on Westlake to $30 from $28, and raised the 2005 earnings estimate to $3.50 per share from $3.20, but noted the revisions offer "insufficient upside" to add to positions in Westlake.

Adding highly sensitive C reactive protein, a more costly biomarker, which is not routinely measured, seemed to add insufficient prognostic information to be cost effective in prioritising the patients.

If the level is insufficient, you will need either to add coolant or replace it.

"It is easier to add down the road to insufficient fiscal stimulus than to subtract from excessive fiscal stimulus," he wrote.

The team intended to add a two-player mode displayed via split-screen, but Naka's programming knowledge was insufficient to implement this feature.

According to other, less monistic communicative theories, communication of censure alone is insufficient to justify punishment; added to it must be the aim of deterrence (von Hirsch, 1998, 171).

Judge Curiel's ethnicity - one that Gonzales admits sharing - standing alone, is insufficient to show bias, he added.

A low delta max cortisol suggests that the patient's adrenal glands are already highly activated and that his/her cortisol production isare insufficient to cope with the added stress.