Sentence examples for insufficient valid from inspiring English sources

Koch was knocked off the Liberal Party ballot for insufficient valid signatures, but still he has a vast lead over the other candidates.

In the current study we had to exclude nearly 30% of children from further analyses due to insufficient valid days.

Analysis for the ATHCTS was missing data for one student and analysis for the TSS was missing data for two students due to insufficient valid responses being provided.

The mean Back-PAQ score was 3.39 (SD 0.37; 95% CI 3.36 to 3.42; n=598; 4 respondents provided insufficient valid responses); as this was greater than 3, it demonstrated that unhelpful beliefs were on average more prevalent than helpful beliefs (scores closer to 1 indicate helpful beliefs, and scores closer to 5 indicate unhelpful beliefs, with 3 being unsure).

GEMC suggests that action alone can foster insight but is insufficient for valid proof production if action is not coordinated with language systems for propositionalizing general properties of objects and space.

Our study makes clear that while DNHR generally has good coverage, the completeness of some specific diagnoses may be insufficient for valid epidemiological research.

However, it also has the problem of insufficient number of valid samples, which further affects the node's localization accuracy.

One of the key findings is that most tools and methods used in the early design stages are insufficient to provide valid feedback while in the same time being flexible enough to accommodate a rapid changing design process.

Another limitation of our study is the number of events that may have been insufficient to draw valid conclusions on cause specific mortality, i.e. cardiovascular mortality.

It can be concluded that a short-term electronic monitoring period with the patient being aware of electronic monitoring, is probably insufficient to obtain valid compliance data.

13 Several clinical studies have also shown the potential of TCM treatment of AD. 15 17 However, systematic reviews have deemed the overall studies to be of 'poor quality', therefore resulting in insufficient evidence for valid conclusions.