The mere existence of the Napster system, absent actual notice and Napster's demonstrated failure to remove the offending material, is insufficient to impose contributory liability.
This study has shown that a course that included many lectures and laboratory sessions targeting this material was insufficient to bring about the desired changes in students' understanding.
When the gap reaches a critical size, the osteoconductive properties of the material are insufficient to fill the gap with formation of new bone [44].
In three patients who underwent resection of the primary tumor between 2000 and 2008, paraffin-embedded blocks were collected, but the quality of tumor material was insufficient to perform mutational testing because of technical challenges associated with these older blocks and the tissue fixation procedure.
Danish Holsteins are genetically disposed to develop PNSTs but the examined materials are insufficient to allow determination of the mode of inheritance.
In a sense, therefore, the Cartesian argument for the human-uniqueness of consciousness rests on the premise that material processes are insufficient to account for human capacities for language, rationality, and self-awareness (i.e. the awareness of oneself as, putatively, an essentially thinking thing) — and hence a non-material soul was posited to account for these phenomena.
Though such a buffer could absorb more excitation quanta above 1.37 eV and shadow the interface and substrate below, its thickness has to be very high, because 800 nm of more narrow-bandgap InGaAs material above is insufficient to completely suppress the negative bipolar effects.
Just making a slot without thoroughly removing residual nucleus material therefore seems insufficient to avoid early recurrence of disc extrusion.
Previous studies have suggested that the lack of metabolic information in this small amount of genetic material renders it insufficient to describe the way of life for an entire organism or species [ 10, 11].
Since an estimated 100,000 chemicals are currently in common use and new chemicals are registered at a rate of 1000 per year, it is obvious that our human and material resources are insufficient to experimentally obtain their soil sorption data.
