Sentence examples for insufficient to determine a from inspiring English sources

Recently, Yao [34] claimed that the Reynolds number is insufficient to determine a flow field uniquely for a given geometry.

In literature few studies have been focused on the verification and validation of different DOE methods and the existing knowledge is insufficient to determine a suitable one for our study.

Thus two affected subjects were insufficient to determine a unique genomic location of the causal locus.

A single dot is insufficient to determine a line.

The cross-sectional study design was insufficient to determine a causal relationship in the development of impaired myocardial glucose uptake.

The assessment distance used in these tests may be insufficient to determine a group effect in subjects with advanced knee OA, rendering the methods insensitive.

Our finding of significant interactions between folate, and vitamin B6 and B12 intakes and TS 1494del6 genotype provide further evidence that assessment of genotype alone will be insufficient to determine an individuals' risk of colorectal neoplasia.

Data in the literature are still insufficient to determining an appropriate anaesthetic protocol based on S-ketamine for surgical anaesthesia in horses.

Measuring treatment effects on one symptom (e.g. tremor), or set of symptoms (e.g. the ability to move), is insufficient to determine if a therapy is multi-dimensionally beneficial for a patient, cohort or population, unless it is known that it is that symptom (or set of symptoms) which is personally significant to the patient.

Although only eight BACs were examined, our analysis of LINEs and Alu content suggests that these three repetitive elements are insufficient to determine whether a gene is subject to XCI and that additional repeats or a combination of other factors may be required to provide a better prediction of the XCI status.

My results indicate significant overlap between the early and late onset forms, and age itself is insufficient to determine whether a woman has one form of the disease or another.