Sentence examples for make it insufficient from inspiring English sources
These challenges include low activity, product selectivity, and stability, which make it insufficient for practical application.
These limitations in regulatory network analysis and database specificity make it insufficient to systemically study regulatory mechanism neglecting dynamic changes, biological responses and regulatory rewiring or crosstalk between regulations.
In that work, Doncea and Ion published a diffuse reflectance infrared spectrum (DRIFTS) for the pigment, but the dependence of the DRIFTS technique on the optical properties of the sample make it insufficient to serve as a general reference for further identifications.
However, the main drawback of FDG is its dependency on the number of decision variables which makes it insufficient for placement of several wells.
The experimental results clearly demonstrated fibre bridging had significant retardation effects on fatigue delamination behavior, making it insufficient to use a single Paris resistance curve to determine fatigue crack growth.
In virtue of the nature of the problem at hand (a situation encountered quite commonly, e.g. in project cost estimation), new data could be very limited and this scarcity of data makes it insufficient to construct a new model.
As the number of decision variables increase, more objective evaluations are required and this is the main problem of this method, which makes it insufficient for optimal placement of multiple wells.
The specificity of the test, however, makes it insufficient for use as the only tool.
Moreover, no behavioural information is collected through this system, making it insufficient to guide policy decisions at national and regional levels.
This study does not report on our primary outcome measures which makes it insufficient to use for our power calculation [ 10].
Imipenem-loading on the cement had a significant adverse effect on the compressive strength of the ALBC, which made it insufficient for use in prosthesis fixation.
