Sentence examples for insufficiently available from inspiring English sources
Therefore, insufficiently available to dissolve the surfactant head group and counterion, the microemulsion becomes more fluid with increasing ω 0, which accelerated the growth of nanocrystalline Ag2S.
Due to the heterogeneity of covariates that are spatially correlated, but unknown, or only insufficiently available, in many cases the response data are autocorrelated.
In March of 2003, the International Narcotics Control Board Annual Report concluded that "essential narcotic drugs used for medical purposes are insufficiently available in many countries around the world".
The method cannot be applied to sequences where such information is either unavailable or insufficiently available.
Because of insufficiently available material, pituitary gland could not be evaluated.
Respondents felt that insufficiently available community support reduces the ability of people with psychosocial disability to participate in community life, including policy development.
However, for many patients, autologous bone grafts are insufficiently osteogenic, available in limited supply, and associated with additional surgical morbidity, such as blood loss, nerve and arterial injury, and pain at the donor site.
Rethinking the Ph.D. 07 September 2012 Overlong and insufficiently focused on available careers, traditional Ph.D. programs clearly need reform: What changes make sense?
Large-scale, high precision drug discovery calculations, such as predicting protein folding or small-molecule protein inhibitors, have frustrated computational chemists because the supercomputers currently available are insufficiently powerful.
In patients with systemic sclerosis (scleroderma, SSc), impaired hand function greatly contributes to disability and reduced quality of life, and is insufficiently relieved by currently available therapies.
Peripheral nerve injury, tissue inflammation and neuropathic disorders often result in neuropathic pain, which affects approximately 7% of the general populations and is insufficiently treated with currently available drugs [ 1].
