The phrase 'insufficient word' is not seen commonly in written English.
It would most likely be used to refer to a single word which does not give enough information or detail about a particular subject. For example, one might say 'The word 'tired' is an insufficient word to describe my current state of exhaustion.'.
This is required since the results of the frequency count are insufficient for words that refer to the same concept.
For example, while the target word insufficient in the DVK (*Qian and Schedl 2004) could be a possible modifier of the choice word needs, the authors' searches in several large corpora for the intended collocation insufficient needs did not yield any hit.
Since CpG dinucleotides in mammalian genomic sequences are very rare (Gardiner-Garden and Frommer, 1987), a Bernoulli background model is insufficient to estimate word probabilities.
Countries came together to address the issues of damaged capacities and insufficient production in other words, insufficient use of available resources.
Then, after two weeks of this treatment, the colonies were taken into the outside world and left there for six weeks, to see how the bees did.All of the doses of imidacloprid, both high and low, that Dr Whitehorn gave her bees were "sublethal"—in other words, insufficient to kill the insects outright.
In other words, insufficient carbon diffusion at 900°C results in relatively low areal monolayer coverage with moderate thickness as shown in Fig. 3b.
As such, this inability to properly shut down the wound healing process in the old, or in other words, insufficient response to feedback signals, seems to be quite typical for many age-related conditions and perhaps for aging as a whole.
"It's a pure, thrilling, and slightly terrifying apprehension of what he will later call beauty, though the word is insufficient.
In a word, the insufficient tolerance to both high pH and COD of the above mentioned microorganisms made industrial application impractical.
Investors dismissed Mr. Trichet's words as insufficient, saying that politicians were in denial.
