Sentence examples for not develop sufficient from inspiring English sources

If limiting factors are at play, microbial communities may not develop sufficient biomass to leave behind a biosignature (either chemical, geochemical, mineralogical, or morphological).

18 rats did not develop sufficient proteinuria and were excluded from the study.

Humans and horses may suffer serious disease or death from WNV infection but are considered incidental hosts which do not participate in the WNV lifecycle because they do not develop sufficient viremia to infect mosquito vectors (reviewed in [ 89]).

Its ovoid shell is designed to act as a protective surround — basically a racecar type integrated roll cage — and physical support for a child who has not developed sufficient muscle control for driving.

In auditor speak, GAO says that "[b]ecause EPA had not developed sufficient chemical assessment information under these programs to limit exposure to many chemicals that may pose substantial health risks, we added this issue to the High Risk List in 2009".

Supporters of this theory point to the fact that women who use barrier contraception, like a diaphragm or a condom, seem to be at a higher risk because they haven't developed sufficient antibodies against the man's sperm.

As the CCVT available in master library (ML) is not able to develop sufficient subsidence transient, a 500 kV, 60 Hz CCVT is modelled.

The intelligence community relied too heavily on United Nations [material deleted] information about Iraq's programs and did not develop a sufficient unilateral collection effort targeting Iraq's weapons of mass destruction programs and related activities to supplement U.N.-collected information and to take its place upon the departure of the U.N. inspectors.

Children who are vaccinated too early may not develop a sufficient antigen response to the vaccine, leaving them more vulnerable to disease.

By vaccinating all the exposed animals, it is hoped that those not already infected will develop sufficient immunity to provide at least partial protection against clinical disease [ 12].

This could be beneficial since many children in this age group will not have developed sufficient immunity to prevent an existing infection increasing in density and causing disease [16].