Sentence examples for insufficient to reflect from inspiring English sources
The results indicate that the use of a single set of contact parameters is insufficient to reflect the overall response of a coating material to real contact conditions.
The current climate policy regime dynamics are insufficient to reflect the realities of topical complexity, actor coalitions, as well as financial, legal and institutional challenges in the light of extreme time constraints to avoid 'dangerous' climate change of more than 2°C.
When used alone, the mini-CEX may be insufficient to reflect trainees' mastery of each competency.
We and others strongly believe that manikin studies alone are insufficient to reflect conditions of patients, especially in the intensive care setting [ 6].
The Committee questioned whether the 12-month time horizon used in the cost models might be too short, that is, insufficient to reflect differences between the technologies.
However, the varied behaviour and response to therapy within the clinically and morphological similar classes indicate that the traditional prognostic factors currently available are insufficient to reflect the genetic heterogeneity of breast tumours.
Several granules were missing during the winter months for tiles located at high latitudes, as there was insufficient sunlight to reflect back to the satellite.
Multivariate models show that both travel attitude and travel being a reason for location choice influence travel mode use, suggesting that travel attitude is insufficient to fully reflect self-selection processes.
We therefore speculate that while the degree of neuronal loss was insufficient to be reflected in atrophy of the hippocampus, it was adequate to induce impaired cognitive function.
They still seem to reflect insufficient understanding of the importance of true independence.
It instead points towards a situation whereby the analysis tools available were insufficient for the analyst to reflect the reality of the function and conceptual space that the clause was denoting.
