Sentence examples for insufficient to represent from inspiring English sources

However, the studies carried out in Brazil are insufficient to represent the multicultural characteristics of the country.

However, the study only measured two parameters, the exposed area and upper eyelid peak point, which are insufficient to represent the entire eyelid.

Because of the interactions between high deflections, thermal expansion and material weakening at high temperatures, connections are subject to considerable variation of both normal forces and moments in fire, so that it is insufficient to represent their behaviour simply in the moment rotation terms which are usually adequate at ambient temperature.

However, most L1 trackers use only the image intensity for sparse representation, which is insufficient to represent the object especially when drastic appearance changes occur.

However they suffer form a similar limitation in the sense that modeling uncertainties using a unimodal normal distribution is insufficient to represent the different possible maneuvers.

However, merely a re-ordering of the teaching and learning activities is insufficient to represent the practice of this instructional approach.

The care of common mental health problems, mainly provided in primary care, is known to be insufficient and to represent a major public health challenge.

Second, the anger disgust continuum might be insufficient to fully represent the arousal dimension.

Use of this classification system may be insufficient to accurately represent epidemic trends in Canada and the United States.

This paper studies such a relationship and provides empirical evidences in favour of two main hypotheses: (1) conceptualisations are insufficient to fully represent the specifics of reality; (2) languages (both representation and design-oriented) are general representations of (classes of) systems in the world, and they can be characterised as scientific theories.

The series resistive losses, the shunt resistive losses, the recombination at the space-charge region of solar cells which is non-ohmic, and the non-ideality of the diffusion diode all indicate that ideal single-diode model is insufficient to accurately represent the maximum power delivered by the PV cell (Luque and Hegedus 2011).