Out in the islands the situation is even more urgent, with insufficient space for hundreds of lone minors seeking refuge.
The prognosis of untreated extra-pulmonary patients - a very heterogeneous group that also includes most tuberculosis in children - is even more uncertain, and insufficient data were identified to include it in our review.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) are even calling insufficient sleep a public health epidemic.
Taken together, these data suggest that the presently advised intake of 200 300 mg DHA daily during pregnancy and lactation [ 61] will be insufficient to reach the maternal RBC-DHA target of 6 g% (i.e., postpartum infant equilibrium) and will be even more insufficient to reach the target of 8 g% RBC-DHA (i.e., postpartum maternal equilibrium and infant increase) [ 51].
From this it would follow that the logic of idiomatic English quantifiers is much stronger than FO, and that no effective procedure exists for classifying sentences as analytical or nonanalytical, synonymous or nonsynonymous.[86] This would be methodologically a very important result, showing that syntactic methods are even in principle insufficient in linguistic theorizing.
We observe that simple linear cancellation alone is insufficient even at low transmit powers, as the residual signal lies at least 7 dB above the noise floor.
"The government's evidence is insufficient, even when viewed in the light most favorable to it," Revecomb wrote.
Consequently, they directly challenge its utility for classification, generalization, and for retrodiction, since any attempt to treat evolution as a tree-like process is insufficient even if partially useful [ 30].
However, the diagnosis of VICMs in cattle based on only gross lesions is insufficient even in cases with arthrogryposis and is not recommended unless the malformed calves have characteristic lesions and occur during a well-defined outbreak, preferably supported by serological or virological evidence of recent infection.
