Sentence examples for not sufficiently controlled from inspiring English sources

But if this drug is not sufficiently controlled, that could change fast.

Apparently the scenarios of various undesired events leading to those accidents are still not sufficiently controlled.

He said that "in the last years the climate has been somewhat lax" in monitoring potential terrorists, adding, "Organizations protesting against the state were not sufficiently controlled".

This may be due to the presence of different scaling regimes, or trends in data that are not sufficiently controlled by the linear detrending step.

Marja did not go nearly as well as hoped, and the area is still not sufficiently controlled for the local government's activities to resume or take root.

"It is only reasonable and fitting that we also address the root cause of the problem, which is borders that are not sufficiently controlled, while we address this very real and very human problem that's right in front of us". He added: "What we don't want to have happen is another DACA problem in 10 years from now.

Many previous studies did not sufficiently control for several confounding factors that may affect the association between smoking and depression, such as socioeconomic status.

This also applies when considering stimulation on a single SNr contact, which did not sufficiently control segmental motor symptoms (Chastan et al., 2009) and, therefore, was not considered in this trial.

Presenting results of a cohort where treated women serve as their own controls, adjusting only for age at treatment and age at endpoint does not sufficiently control for age, therefore we fitted all models for a matched reference cohort as well.

Consequently, directly merging genotypes from either ancestrally divergent populations or those that have undergone varying degrees of admixture using traditional association testing frameworks (such as global ancestry adjustment using principle component or multi-dimensional scaling) to adjust for population substructure does not sufficiently control for the risk of confounding [ 77, 81, 89, 90].

Until the advent of biologic therapies, alternative medications did not exist and treatments often did not sufficiently control symptoms, joint damage and impairment of physical function.