Self-regulation and market competition, they said, may not sufficiently protect consumers.
However, the learned transformations may not sufficiently generalize to test sets that have a significant mismatch to the training data.
But the bill may not sufficiently address the short-term trading abuse at the heart of the scandals that have come to light since September.
However, such policies may not sufficiently curb students' SSB intake, because students can obtain SSBs elsewhere, including from stores located on their school commute.
Although food-effect studies are usually conducted in animal models first, animal results may not sufficiently predict what could happen in humans.
The proposals "may not sufficiently protect and promote competition in the industry," Christine Varney, the Justice Department's antitrust chief, said in a December letter to regulators.
As the temperature of an entire structure is generally non-uniformly distributed, using the air temperature or surface temperatures alone may not sufficiently capture the relation between the structural responses and temperatures.
This implies that theoretical assessments of energy intensity may not sufficiently consider the energy used for pump start-ups and standby mode, as well as the true motor and pump energy efficiency.
Multiparous cows may have a greater risk of incurring acidosis than PP cows because increased salivary secretion associated with increased chewing may not sufficiently compensate the increment of fermentation acids produced in the rumen due to high feed intake.
Recently registered diabetes trials may not sufficiently address important diabetes care issues or involve affected populations.
Hence, such quality metrics may not sufficiently measure the quality of the face biometric sample.
