Sentence examples for insufficient up from inspiring English sources

The novel's events are insufficient up front to subject the narration so quickly to such bile.

However, concern for the health and well-being of children and their families has been growing, because the aid has been insufficient up until this point to meet the overwhelming needs of an estimated 5.5 million people.

Four studies [ 22- 24, 30] had either inadequate descriptions of resident follow-up or insufficient follow-up periods to achieve the stated study purpose.

Inhibition of mTORC1 by rapamycin alone increased pERK in HCC827 cells, but was insufficient to up-regulate pERK in GR5 cells, compared with PI103.

Third, there is an interval between clinical findings and corresponding radiographic phenomena in clinical trials, and most clinical trials have insufficient follow up to identify repair phenomena.

Recipients of cord blood grafts, ex-vivo T-cell depletion, syngeneic donors and cases with insufficient follow up (100 days, n=59) were excluded.

The subjects for whom deviations from the protocol are observed – such as not having received the complete treatment, or as having received insufficient follow up, will be excluded from the per treatment analysis.

We repeated analyses stratifying by period of starting antiretroviral therapy instead of period of follow-up, omitting 2005-8 as there was insufficient follow-up for patients starting treatment in the most recent years.

Twenty-one patients' disability worsening regressed, and 63 had insufficient follow-up to demonstrate sustained worsening or regression, having been followed up for less than the 12 months required to assess sustained worsening at 12 months.

An extended three years follow-up was available for a smaller proportion of patients due to insufficient follow-up; i.e. in 127 of the 261 (48.7%) T2T patients and 180 of the 213 (84.5%) UC patients.

Patients who initiated dexlansoprazole (Dexilant®, Takeda Pharmaceuticals International Inc, Deerfield, IL, USA) prior to the end of the 12-month follow-up period were excluded because dexlansoprazole was approved in January 2009, providing insufficient follow-up time.