Sentence examples for insufficient to construct a from inspiring English sources
In virtue of the nature of the problem at hand (a situation encountered quite commonly, e.g. in project cost estimation), new data could be very limited and this scarcity of data makes it insufficient to construct a new model.
However, these therapy experiences are insufficient to construct a model protocol.
More stringent thresholds, however, also made it necessary to split linkage groups into subgroups if the remaining linkage information was insufficient to construct a map (Table 2).
Although it is still insufficient to construct a whole miRNA regulatory network in BAT adipogenesis, these studies display explicit correlations among miRNAs themselves and their targeted signalling pathways.
For example, we searched online databases and confirmed that the geographic data available for Indonesia are insufficient to construct a spatial model to predict sites with a high risk for reassortment.
This approach would be the most efficient way to integrate molecular markers into breeding programs of cultivated peanut, since genetic polymorphism in A. hypogaea is very low [ 4, 15, 31] and insufficient to construct a genetic map. Figure 2 shows the relationships among species of Arachis section based on amplification events observed using eight pairs of microsatellite loci from A. hypogaea.
It is obvious that the number of VSP measurements used in this study is insufficient to construct an accurate sedimentary structure model of the Kanto Basin.
Once SParSE finishes simulating first sets of k (0), positions of resulting k ∗ may be far away from each other and thus insufficient to construct an accurate picture of the solution hyperplane.
Due to growing assortments and shorter product life cycles, demand data may show too high variation or may be insufficient to construct reliable forecast models at the individual item level.
If studies were eligible for inclusion, but data were insufficient to construct 2 × 2 tables, authors were contacted and asked to provide additional information.
Net ecosystem productivity was estimated to be greater in peat-forming wetlands than on mineral soils, but the available data are insufficient to construct reliable carbon balances or estimate gas fluxes at regional scales.
