Why are certain decisions insufficiently analyzed?
Such abundance and variety of data can seem daunting, quite beyond an individual's capacity to digest, and yet, with appropriate concepts and methods, the data can be accessed and sorted out in such a way as to allow the researcher to address questions, hitherto neglected or insufficiently analyzed, in Chinese history, politics, society, and culture.
QOL is also frequently insufficiently analyzed, reported or discussed in the study report or subsequent publications [ 5], despite the increasing emphasis in clinical practice and research to use patient centered outcomes and child perspectives [ 10].
Our study is also insufficiently powered to analyze the individual components of the composite endpoint in fatal and non-fatal CV events.
Six BRFCH were analyzed: insufficiently active, excessive TV watching, current alcohol and tobacco use, daily soft drinks consumption and inadequate fruit and vegetable consumption.
However, despite the recognition that community participation was a key element of successful programmes, Bhutto and colleagues clearly state: 'Importantly, community ownership and supervision of CHWs is a key characteristic which is insufficiently described and analyzed in available literature' (Bhutta et al. 2010).
All the while, the simulator was recording my movements and analyzing each error: the needle's arc of entry was insufficiently acute; the smoothness of its movement through the synthetic tissue was poor; and, of course, I had briefly lost the needle in the skin.
Mathematical modelling of biomedical phenomena (Murray, 1993) can be extremely helpful in analyzing factors that may contribute to the complexity intrinsic in insufficiently understood developmental processes and diseases.
The situation where two resonances are insufficiently separated is also analyzed, and a method is proposed to improve the accuracy of the estimates of the complex modal constants.
The number of patients analyzed was insufficiently large.
Of course, I do those things occasionally and sometimes inadvertently, but more often than not I am analyzing arguments rather than making them; or, to be more precise, I am making arguments about arguments, especially ones I find incoherent or insufficiently examined.
