Sentence examples for insufficient to completely from inspiring English sources
Slope/curvature limiting is insufficient to completely remove these modes, especially at low forcing frequencies where the incident wave can act as a carrier of the parasitic mode.
Due to the limitations of current data acquisition technology, recorded articulatory movements are inevitably insufficient to completely describe the articulatory configuration during pronunciation.
Finally, I will discuss the role advanced isolation mechanisms can play in countering such attacks, and I will show that while helpful, they are insufficient to completely eliminate them.
Thermal problems are huge challenges for solid state lasers that are interested in high output power, cooling of the nonlinear optics is insufficient to completely solve the problem of thermally induced stress, as residual thermal stress remains after cooling, which is first proposed, to the best of our knowledge.
These results suggest that the antitumour effect was insufficient to completely inhibit tumour growth.
The polarities for the initial P-waves were the same at all the stations, though ten stations were insufficient to completely constrain the mechanism solution.
The time lag between the landing and arterial pressure measurement seems insufficient to adapt completely to the one-gravity (one-G) environment.
Because the residuals showed an obvious trend, indicating that the single-state reaction-dominant model was insufficient to account completely for the kinetics of the recovery, we then tried a two-state reaction-dominant model, (Sprague et al., 2004).
The rest were unprepared to act without additional planning, and many suggested the rule change alone was an insufficient guide to completely overhaul the bail system.
However, in his report he didn't determine that the accident had been caused by Spence's medical condition because there was insufficient evidence to completely prove the theory.
The ultrasound aspirator uses ultrasound to destroy the parenchymal component of the liver but with insufficient energy to completely destroy the fibrous vascular structure.
