Sentence examples for insufficiently spread from inspiring English sources

# Kappa coefficient could not be calculated because of insufficiently spread data.

A portion of the chips remains stationary because the agitation is insufficiently strong to overcome non-specific-adhesion and gravity; most of the assembly takes place towards the center of the web due to an insufficient spreading.

But at the lower level of thoracic epidural space, the infused blood spread insufficiently (did not cover the entire epidural space).

Communitarian and utilitarian framings, on the other hand, offer a view that more strongly features the potential for TasP to prevent future cases as a primary consideration, counter-positioning previous HIV prevention approaches as 'status quo' and insufficiently equipped to decrease the spread of HIV [ 26].

The more or less accepted explanation for the appearance of this condition was the capacity of the scrapie-like agent to spread to cattle fed with insufficiently heated remains of ruminants [ 5].

The risk of emergence and spread of super-races is insufficiently great to prevent the use of cultivar mixtures of perennial crops as a means to reduce disease development provided that host resistance structure in mixtures is altered every cropping cycle.

These findings suggest an insufficiently differentiated associative (semantic) network and further-reaching spreading activation within and among cortical neuronal networks [ 5].

Whether the absence of reported A(H7N9) among humans or poultry outside mainland China represents a lack of spread or whether regional surveillance systems are insufficiently sensitive to detect A(H7N9) remains unclear.

They are widely spread in many proteomes across wide taxonomic ranges, but are still insufficiently studied.

The national system had been able to detect and confirm the outbreak etiology but required external support to monitor the spread of cholera and coordinate response, because much of the information produced was insufficiently timely for real-time monitoring and directing of a rapid, targeted response.

Oppenheimer never misses an opportunity to remark on the first lady's lack of conventional female charms and devotes two pages to a Life magazine photo spread on the young Arkansas governor and his wife that never appeared, apparently because Hillary was deemed insufficiently photogenic.