Sentence examples for notes insufficient from inspiring English sources

Analysis notes: Insufficient YAN can lead to slow or stuck fermentations and excessive hydrogen sulfide production.

Patients were excluded if, on review of the case notes, insufficient data was present to calculate a PMEWS or CURB-65 score, or if it was apparent from the case notes that the pneumonia was hospital-acquired, or that the reason for admission was another diagnosis.

For example, when the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services noted insufficient evidence to support routine use of computed tomography angiography and they called for a national commitment to completion of randomized trials, their call ran into substantial opposition.

Most cases for which the experts noted insufficient information involved natural deaths (43%) and accidental drownings (45%).

These papers noted insufficient services [ 24, 27, 57, 68]; lack of trust in workers and fear of consequences of asking for help [ 28]; difficulties in accessing services (i.e., transport cost and inability to contact service providers while they lived with the abusive families) [ 28, 69]; lack of knowledge of rights or services [ 35, 54] and systemic prejudices by government and society [ 33].

The various characters are assigned governing intervals — perfect fifths, minor and major seconds, tritones, and so on — and if two notes are insufficient to define a personality, that may be the point; at the border of death, the precious illusion of individuality disintegrates.

McIlwaine (2013) notes that insufficient housing, food insecurity and poor access to healthcare, and other indicators of disadvantage intensify or attenuate the effects of individual-level factors on coercive sex particularly in urban slums.

But contraception by itself, they note, is insufficient.

The report also noted that insufficient disclosure has caused many investors to conclude that SIPC is similar to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

In many instances, a correlation has been noted between insufficient training and provision of adolescent medicine services in the practicing physician population.

Most researchers note an insufficient number of works on the CTO issue (Smith 2003; Herstatt et al. 2006; Medcof 2007, etc).