Sentence examples for potentially insufficient from inspiring English sources

In such cases, out-of-stock substitutions resulting from potentially insufficient shelf and backroom quantities for specific items would need to be taken into consideration as well (cf. e.g., Kök and Fisher 2007; Hübner et al. 2016).

(1) A minimum period of 6 months was used to minimize the possible effects of potentially insufficient conditioning of the deployed substrata on the magnitudes of settlement and recruitment.

Alerts state the BIS value or MAC level, followed by "Potentially insufficient anesthesia- please check vaporizers and intravenous lines".

Furthermore, transition based on age has been described as a bureaucratic barrier [ 20] which has been highlighted as a potentially insufficient indicator of readiness to transition [ 16].

If implemented, the clinician electronically signed into the case receives an alphanumeric page stating "Potentially insufficient anesthesia, please check vaporizers and intravenous lines".

The clinicians electronically signed into the case also have the option of suspending the alerting system for a period of 30 minutes after at least 2 pages regarding potentially insufficient anesthesia have been generated.

In the Club of Rome study, physicist Patrick Dery says that several major regions of rock phosphate production – such as the island of Nauru and the US, which is the world's second largest producer – are post-peak and now declining, with global phosphorous supplies potentially becoming insufficient to meet agricultural demand within 30-40 years. 30-40 years

Dugher ended by calling for an urgent meeting of all the candidate teams and the party's procedure committee, warning that leaving it until the next scheduled date of 1 September could "potentially leave insufficient time for the party to act".

Furthermore, both groups receiving PN (EPN versus LPN) were relatively small potentially causing insufficient power to detect clinically relevant differences.

Because the hernial orifice was large and the abdominal wall around it was thin and fragile, re-suturing would potentially provide insufficient strength for the abdominal wall to resist abdominal pressure.

A non-significant increased pulse was observed in our AH-group during the simulated flight, but this gradual increasing has potentially been insufficient to evoke an attack or might be just indicating that elevated pulse might not be a trigger for AH.