Sentence examples for insufficiently support from inspiring English sources

MIPs near 1 provide evidence for retaining an inheritance class, MIPs near 0 provide evidence for its exclusion, and MIPs near 0.5 indicate that the observed data insufficiently support an informed decision.

Officials on the island say they feel both burdened and insufficiently supported by their neighbors in guarding Europe's eastern border.

For Annan, the chief lesson of the past decade is that the U.N. must say no to impossible missions and insufficiently supported mandates.

The intricate, mordant songs of Amos, with their complicated piano-led demands, are at the centre of the evening but insufficiently supported.

Sags usually occur because the gutter is insufficiently supported by hangers (There should be a hanger every 30 inches along the gutter run) or because the hangers that are in place loosen and give way.

The mistake was corrected in a later version of the business plan, but the shortfall was simply made up by increasing projected sponsorship income, something Anderson called "typical of a target-driven business plan that is insufficiently supported by relevant research".

The Ofsted report said that families of vulnerable children were insufficiently supported by the council's services leaving them at "risk of significant harm".

Many of Darwin's contemporaries, including T. H. Huxley, were so struck by the theory's simplicity and rationality that it freed them from the dilemma of choosing between insufficiently supported evolutionary hypotheses (Durant 1953; Provine 1982).

In Europe, the costs of continuing medical education (CME) are insufficiently supported from governments and employers; however, medical associations have been criticized for accepting alternative financial support from industry.

Seen in this perspective, the manifesto serves particular research political interests, supporting increased funding for a particular branch of research within the interdisciplinary field of research, based on crude characteristics of ELSI insufficiently supported by normative analysis of fallacies of ELSI.

Melatonin is insufficiently supported by evidence.