Sentence examples for insufficient to conclusively from inspiring English sources

Structural comparisons are insufficient to conclusively answer whether MmNQO prefers FMN or FAD, and whether NADH or NADPH serves as coenzyme.

Unfortunatelly, the limited number of specimens available in our sample is insufficient to conclusively determine either fixation or heterogeneity of this feature in the population.

Although recent studies suggest that polymorphisms in specific genes may modify the toxicokinetics and renal effects of lead (Theppeang et al. 2004; Weaver et al. 2006; Wu et al. 2003), research findings at present are insufficient to conclusively identify genotypes that confer increased risk.

28 A recent Institute of Medicine committee concluded that, based only on studies of the association between sodium intake and incidence of clinical events (ie, ignoring effects on BP), evidence was insufficient to conclusively choose between modest (eg, 2.3 g/day) and low (eg, 1.5 g/day) sodium intakes as long-term targets for populations.

There is insufficient evidence to conclusively determine efficacy.

This is not to say that these theories cannot be useful – rather, we have insufficient evidence to conclusively determine this.

Despite insufficient data to conclusively establish the benefits of pre- and postoperative CPAP, the American Society of Anesthesiologists ASAA) [ 67] recommends considering the perioperative initiation of CPAP, particularly if OSA is severe.

Although there are insufficient data to conclusively state that ranolazine does not cause hypoglycemia, there is no evidence that patients treated with ranolazine were more likely than those in the placebo group to develop hypoglycemia.

However, phylogenetic and phylogeographic information may often be insufficient to determine this conclusively, even in conspicuous species such as the members of the P. stolonifera species complex.

Current recommendations limit this procedure to younger patients, as insufficient data are available to conclusively evaluate outcomes in patients older than 45 years, especially in OA patients [ 29].

In most cases, authors would provide insufficient metadata about the resource to conclusively identify a particular resource, e.g., a non-unique set of attributes with no catalog or stock number to specifically identify the resource used.