Sentence examples for insufficient to modify from inspiring English sources

"We, and the Traffic Commission, did not feel that the inconvenience for those Cordova residents on the weekends was insufficient to modify the BMC for this one street," Johnson said.

We know that information or awareness alone is insufficient to modify behaviour (28).

It seems that the effect on breast density may be insufficient to modify breast cancer risk via the UGT1A1-mediated pathway.

The respiratory changes in intrathoracic pressure during spontaneous breathing, reversed compared with MV, could be insufficient to modify loading conditions of ventricles.

However, we did not observe any obvious modification of the E2F1-dsRNA phenotypes (data not shown), indicating that these particular Su z 2 point mutations are insufficient to modify these phenotypes.

It is important to note that this group achieved a higher complete response rate with the paclitaxel-containing regimen (13.7 vs 7.8%) (Reck et al, 2003) but the higher activity is probably insufficient to modify the efficacy results significantly.

The phenotype of the BR- and ABA-deficient mutant and the lack of a significant flowering phenotype in the transgenic lines that over-express the DWF4 and NCED3 genes, leads us to a conclusion that these hormonal pathways are necessary for proper timing of the floral transition, but are themselves insufficient to significantly modify the transition time.

While the simple exponential gap formulation of the CRE is seen to be inadequate, insufficient data are available at present to modify it.

Parents were asked to encourage the children to modify unhealthy dietary behaviours and insufficient PA levels towards healthier lifestyles.

However, the use of immunotherapy to modify potential sites of the LPS/TLR-4 signaling pathway showed insufficient effects [ 36].

The European Union's initial effort to modify its banana-import rules, which gave preferential treatment to former European colonies in Africa and the Caribbean, was rebuffed by the United States as insufficient.