Sentence examples for otherwise insufficient from inspiring English sources

Under the cases of this Court, an otherwise insufficient affidavit cannot be rehabilitated by testimony concerning information possessed by the affiant when he sought the warrant but not disclosed to the issuing magistrate.

While PATS uses the feedback to reduce the complexity of the estimation stage, in the proposed scheme the feedback is used to increase the otherwise insufficient accuracy of the estimation stage.

Svenson had ruled earlier in April that the confession could not be used against the 22-year-old woman, and said Monday that there was otherwise insufficient evidence for the charges against her.

DCs are an attractive target for therapeutic manipulation of the immune system to enhance an otherwise insufficient immune response to PCM.

The positive correlation between the SF TXN and the serum C Reactive Protein in the absence of a high concentration of SF TNF-α may indicate that TXN is involved in the prolongation and persistence of the RA inflammation, because high concentrations of TXN could stimulate NF-kB activation in the presence of the otherwise insufficient concentration of TNF-α [52].

Figure 5 illustrates what occurs when the evidence base is too small or otherwise insufficient to allow a quantitative conclusion.

Furthermore, it also enables the nonemissive reactant to absorb two photons simultaneously and activate the fluorescence of the emissive product, under the influence of relatively low illumination that would, otherwise, be insufficient to ensure efficient two-photon absorption.

But just as a simple assertion of police suspicion is not itself a sufficient basis for a magistrate's finding of probable cause, we do not believe it may be used to give additional weight to allegations that would otherwise be insufficient.

Consumers who might otherwise have insufficient credit data can qualify for loans when other factors beyond what constitutes traditional credit scoring are used.

These and other aphorisms make great clearance décor at Marshall's but are otherwise woefully insufficient descriptions of the deeply ingrained idea of what home means to each of us.

First, we take an individual-tumor approach to setting thresholds in log2 signal to detect aberrations, thereby extracting information from tumors that otherwise provide insufficient signal to detect non-diploid copy number changes in comparison to purer tumor samples.