The 2D crystals were insufficiently ordered for electron crystallographic processing despite numerous attempts to improve their order and size.
Marker order is also insufficiently resolved among published maps, and homoeologue-specific markers are not available.
Earlier this year Tehran city council ordered a police crackdown against women whose dress was deemed insufficiently Islamic.
On Tuesday, Judge Jed S. Rakoff of Federal District Court in Manhattan ordered Fresh Step's manufacturer, Clorox, to temporarily stop showing the ad because it makes "insufficiently reliable" claims about the product's ability to handle smells.
Genotyping of these additional markers in MP1 facilitated resolution of linkage group 5 (formerly G; [ 20]), the order of which was insufficiently resolved in the original map of this population.
It has, in bioethical debate, been argued that healthcare staff may justifiably overrule decisions that are insufficiently authentic in order to protect a patient's authentic or underlying true interests [ 3, 48].
He made many bad decisions as Ohio's top elections official, including one to reject voter registrations filed on insufficiently thick paper, an order he later retracted.
Hence, it is necessary to identify and improving retention of previously insufficiently retained dentures in order to improve the OHRQoL of elderly persons wearing removable dentures.
That approach finds support in the present study: in order to avoid the current situation where insufficiently identified sequences amass and obscure similarity searches in the public sequence databases, select reference sequences covering the whole range of fungal diversity need be made available as early on as possible.
3) The insufficiently resolved conclusions/speculations on lipid order should be eliminated.
Specimens of the different Nothosaurus species are described in order of decreasing stratigraphic age and increasing body size, since Nothosaurus intrarelationships are insufficiently resolved [ 16] to serve as an ordering criterion.
