Sentence examples for interaction of insufficient from inspiring English sources

There was no multiplicative interaction of insufficient 25(OH D and obesity on type 2 diabetes or insulin resistance.

There was no evidence of multiplicative interaction of insufficient 25(OH D and general obesity on increasing the risk of type 2 diabetes (P = 0.65).

Although we could demonstrate a minor interaction between NBPF1 and MDM2 (data not shown), we believe that this interaction is of insufficient extent to explain the observed NBPF1-driven nuclear accumulation of p53.

The ( 7 × 3 )-In surface studied here has an atomic-scale dimension in the normal direction and may thus have an enhanced electron-electron interaction because of insufficient electrostatic screening.

Interestingly, low doses of NGR-TNF or TNF (in the picogram range) did not activate soluble receptor shedding (Fig.  1b), likely because of insufficient interaction with endothelial cells in normal vessels [ 42].

At the same time, trainees expressed concern that gender and other biases persist and that these continue as the by-products of insufficient interaction between trainers and trainees from diverse backgrounds.

We were unable to evaluate interactions between predictors because of insufficient degrees of freedom (see Table 2 for the models considered, AICC values, and Akaike weights).

The three way interaction was not tested because of insufficient degrees of freedom.

Due to the relatively small sample size (N = 99), and the fact that only 20.2% of the patients (n = 19) fulfilled criteria for ODD, the statistical power to show a possible interaction of such comorbidity is insufficient in this pre-planned secondary analysis.

Unfortunately, we are currently unable to map these interactions more accurately, either because of insufficient structural information, or because binding regions are identified on only one of the binding proteins.

It is important to consider the vicious circle of insufficient parent child interactions, the symptoms of the child and the parent, and the parental sense of being considerably burdened by caring for an adolescent with NSSI.