Sentence examples for insufficiently present from inspiring English sources
Liberal feminists hold that the exercise of personal autonomy depends on certain enabling conditions that are insufficiently present in women's lives, or that social arrangements often fail to respect women's personal autonomy and other elements of women's flourishing.
Lastly, mechanisms that protect from intracellular cell-stress inflicted by inflammation or accumulation of β-amyloid may be insufficiently present in sIBM.
There was no correlation with HIF-1 α and its target gene GLUT1, which could either mean that Mb is not significantly regulated by hypoxia in vivo or that HIF-1 α is insufficiently present and active because of the amelioration of tissue hypoxia by expressed Mb.
Unfortunately, so much of the basics of classic environmental health are omitted or insufficiently presented that the book is not suitable as a textbook for standard undergraduate or graduate environmental health courses.
8) The "Conservatism bias," is the tendency to revise belief insufficiently when presented with new evidence.
However, the necessary experimental data are at present insufficiently comprehensive for quantitative application.
Another issue of concern that has been insufficiently addressed at present is the safety of the antiseptic products and their excipients used.
This part of the manuscript is not needed for an otherwise very good story and insufficiently supported at present for publication.
But it's a reminder, too, that classical music is still terribly dependent on its past and insufficiently energised by its present.
I will die alone") to a territorial defense of addiction itself, against anyone who dares to present an insufficiently horrific picture of the condition.
He cycles through an assortment of positions, from mawkish bravado ("I have lived alone, I have fought alone, I have dealt with pain alone. I will die alone") to a territorial defense of addiction itself, against anyone who dares to present an insufficiently horrific picture of the condition.
