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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).

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, the acquisition of E. faecalis PAI was not sufficient to develop a biofilm forming phenotype in E. faecium.

However, the method we used was not sufficient to develop a model to distinguish antitumor drugs with different mechanisms of action individually.

Since PCa phenotypes are probably determined by a spectrum of genetic variation (ranging from highly penetrant to low penetrant variations), with possible interdependencies of SNPs, GWAS studies are probably not sufficient to develop a full understanding of these variations in PCa.

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

Therefore our model indicates that genetic mutations affecting central tolerance are not sufficient to develop autoimmune diseases but require an impaired Teff-Treg cross-regulation.

However, due to the lack of recombination in certain regions of the chromosomes, genetic mapping, which uses recombination frequency to map marker loci, alone is not sufficient to develop high quality marker scaffolds for a sequence ready physical map.

In addition, as reported in mice [ Wang et al., 2006a], we confirmed a redundant function of FZD3 and FZD6 genes in neural tube closure, since that mutations at one single gene are not sufficient to develop the defect, being the majority of them inherited from an healthy parent, probably because of a compensatory effect of the wild-type gene.

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.