Sentence examples for insufficiently estimate from inspiring English sources

However, it should be remembered that the volume changes proportionally to the cube of the linear measurement, so assessment of the linear diameter change may only insufficiently estimate the volume difference in the course of treatment.

In any case common designs testing only 8 trials per target and angle of rotation [ 8, 27] may yield insufficiently reliable estimates for individual differences.

Although these field measurements were insufficiently replicated for precise estimates, both runs suggested pH to be up to ∼0.15 units lower underneath than above the two mats, and ∼0.1 units lower at night than during the day (data not shown).

According to our multivariate analyses (Table  4), female GPs (OR: 1.44 [95% CI: 1.02 2.03]) and those not involved education sessions for the public (OR: 1.44 [1.03–2.02]) had a higher probability of estimating themselves insufficiently trained for 3 or all 4 dimensions considered.

Based on the DSC stepwise fractionation method, the length of the crystallizable ethylene sequence is estimated to be insufficiently long to develop a fold as normally observed in the lamellar crystals, which is consistent with results obtained by the temperature-rising elution fractionation (TREF) technique.

A clear danger is that assessments will be subjective, and insufficiently rigorous to provide reliable estimates of impact [ 34].

The majority of datasets studied were estimated to be insufficiently powered to find statistically significant associations in the individual cohorts.

(Rachet and Coleman, 2004) Cancer survival estimates are not routinely produced at Primary Care Trust (PCT) levels, as PCT level estimates of survival are insufficiently robust.

The impact of the choice of an annotation on estimating gene expression remains insufficiently investigated.

We suggest that the current trend for prescribing chemotherapy using an estimated body surface area is insufficiently precise to ensure that all patients receive a sufficient dose, and that our data support a pharmacodynamic definition of adequacy being that which induces modest neutropenia.

The results also indicate that predictions in biomass yield are sensitive to uncertainties in model parameters relative to the soil fungal complex that at this point are insufficiently understood experimentally and still have to be estimated by model fitting.