Sentence examples for not sufficient to develop from inspiring English sources

Such a pattern occurs in gonadotrophin therapy when FSH administration is on the threshold for stimulating follicular development but not sufficient to develop a dominant follicle (Brown et al., 1969, Fig. 10, Brown, 1978).

However, previous structural characterization was not sufficient to develop an understanding of the metal ion and substrate-binding moiety.

Conclusions: Evidence provided by the kinematic and electromyographic data is not sufficient to develop a protocol for wheelchair prescription on the basis of pelvic positioning.

However, whatever the fineness or the rate of heat treatment, the percentage of kaolinite (11%) existing in the natural sludge is not sufficient to develop by heat treatment at 600 °C hydration products allowing significant improve of mechanical resistance of modified cements by comparison to CEMI.

Technology-based solutions hold promise for supporting collaboration; however, research has shown that technology alone is not sufficient to develop students' collaborative skills.

This suggests additional factors are needed for coeliac disease to develop; that is, the predisposing HLA risk allele is necessary but not sufficient to develop coeliac disease.

In this study, we found that, in Morris water maze task, 6-OHDA lesioning did not develop non-motor symptoms (e.g., learning and memory), suggesting that unilateral reduction in the hippocampal neurogenesis by the hemispheric dopaminergic deprivation may not be sufficient to develop behavioral non-motor symptoms (e.g., cognitive deficits).

However, present understanding of the cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie secondary injuries is not yet sufficient to develop therapeutic interventions (Menon, 2009; Xiong et al., 2013).

But first, a warning from the negotiation wizards: In the process of inventing options, it is not sufficient to only develop your own options; you should also try to put yourself in the shoes of the people with whom you are negotiating and come up with solutions that will satisfy the needs of both parties.

We know that it is not sufficient to simply develop a single innovation that can save lives.

The McCords' mission was worthy, and their values are decent - but good intentions are not sufficient to guide developing societies into the next century.