Sentence examples for insufficiently established from inspiring English sources

It's too abrupt and the balletic language is insufficiently established.

But evidence of harm may be insufficiently established, the judge said, "based on questionable and scientifically incomplete studies that may not have included minors".

As Moran (1993) noted, some details of life's history are insufficiently established to warrant designation as "facts," but this can (and probably will) change as more data are brought to bear on particular issues.

Possibly, primary health care and palliative home care services in those countries are insufficiently established to support the primary family caregivers in caring for a person living with Parkinson's disease at the advanced stage of the disease, resulting in unplanned terminal hospitalizations.

By changing the scientific standard for agencies, the provision also opens the door for more legal challenges to agencies' actions by claiming that the science used for a decision was insufficiently 'well established.'.

We find this passage insufficiently clear to establish what Frege's view on quotation is.

All other optimality tests, according to Orzack, either simply assume that natural selection is the mechanism of change, without further consideration – begging the question in the extreme – or are insufficiently quantitative to establish anything significant.

The data, at present, appear to be insufficiently strong to establish a causative role for parvovirus B19 in collapsing glomerulopathy; the data could also be due to glomerular or other cells experiencing reactivation of a latent viral infection as a result of cell injury or dysregulation (podocyte) or differentiation (parietal epithelial stem cell).

All tissues that were insufficiently lysed were tested again with the established Matrix-Lysis protocol for clinical tissue.

The question is whether this can be explained by impaired physical condition of ECMO-treated patients or by the fact that the reference values established by Binkhorst and colleagues insufficiently reflect the exercise performance of contemporary healthy Dutch children.

Second, the PCR method used in this study can only detect 5 10 copies of HHV-8 DNA, and therefore may be insufficiently sensitive for definitively establishing the presence or absence of HHV-8 DNA.