Sentence examples for not enough to develop a from inspiring English sources

Others say that even if the technique works in some situations, knowing the gene is often not enough to develop a drug.

First, we studied only 51 patients with cancer (of whom 26 died), which is not enough to develop a predictive scoring system.

Simply counting the number of deaths is not enough to develop an understanding of population-level disease profiles and important health transitions.

He said also that he believed that close Chinese rival URWork's rental model and pricing makes it "completely unsustainable" and that, in the wake of many of China's co-working spaces closing down, catering to startups alone isn't enough to develop a healthy business.

Thus, it is not enough to develop and implement staffing norms across a country; allowance must be made for variation based on the epidemiological distribution of priority diseases (e.g. climatic or urban-rural differences) as well as for evolution over time.

"There were only three flights a week around 2001," Mr. Sawhny said, "not enough to develop tourism".

When the availability of solar radiation is not enough to develop experimental investigation in the field of concentrating solar energy, solar simulators are a widely employed solution.

But it is not enough to develop valid methodological approaches to solve heterogeneity issues and reduce biases only.

In some cases, family caregivers felt that relations had begun to be established in the groups, but that three sessions were not enough to develop them fully.

Mr. Blumenthal, a Democrat, and environmental groups sharply criticized the order, saying that sea life was being harmed because the Pataki and Bush administrations had not done enough to develop a comprehensive energy plan.

Having run 20 or more of these workshops over the past year, Justin tells me this trepidation is common: "Initially people think they're not good enough to develop a route, but once they see what's possible, they get a real taste for it.