Sentence examples for insufficiently efficient from inspiring English sources

Under such conditions, this bromine flux to the bulk solution makes insufficiently efficient the redox cycle formed by the electrode and comproportionation reactions, and the passing current remains relative weak.

For such purposes, their theoretical background is usually insufficiently rigorous.

It has been shown in previous qualitative studies that GPs and rheumatologists consider existing non-surgical treatments insufficiently effective, with a total knee replacement as ultimate and only efficient treatment option [ 24].

After incubation, both aliquots of blood were diluted with 4 volumes (rather than 2 volumes as recommended by the manufacturer) of Dulbecco's phosphate buffered saline (PBS) containing 2% foetal bovine serum as otherwise we found that blood samples with high WBC counts were insufficiently diluted for efficient separation.

Government was allegedly the villain but government was just democracy's tool, not always very efficient and often insufficiently transparent and accountable, but democracy's tool nonetheless.

In patients who remain insufficiently oxygenated although receiving O2 with classical nasal cannula or catheter, the DTM is a new, simple and efficient system to obtain high PaO2 at the same O2 flow rate and without significant change in PaCO2.

Despite the availability of evidence-based guidelines, the majority of adults with T2DM follow unhealthy dietary patterns and are insufficiently active [ 9, 10] suggesting current frontline approaches to promoting and supporting healthy self-management may not be effective or efficient.

Insufficiently, in my opinion.

They were insufficiently thorough.

Newsrooms are, generally, insufficiently diverse.

Viktor Yushchenko as being insufficiently austere.