Sentence examples for presumably insufficient from inspiring English sources

The 13% decrease in [albumin] on day 12 is presumably insufficient to influence Trp binding.

This is partly due to the heterogeneity of case-mix and of criteria for presumably insufficient cortisol response to ACTH, although a low response is most commonly empirically defined as an increase of less than 250 nmol/l (9 μg/dl) [ 4, 8- 15, 17, 17- 19, 22].

The cause was presumably an insufficient initial diaphyseal press fit without secondary stabilization.

Jewel' were associated with LG1 and LG5; however, they remained unlinked when markers were assigned map positions, presumably because insufficient codominant markers segregated within these groups.

The lower classification accuracy for the transitioning category presumably stemmed from insufficient frequency of the image acquisition which can be readily improved.

Cortisol's effects on memory follow an inverted U-shaped function such that memory retrieval is impaired with very low concentrations, presumably due to insufficient activation of high-affine mineralocorticoid receptors (MR), or with very high concentrations, due to predominant low-affine glucocorticoid receptor (GR) activation.

The present and the previous study from Bissau city [10] suggest that smallpox vaccination campaigns in the same period may have been important as well, presumably due to insufficient sterilization of the knife or needle used for vaccination.

The lack of association is presumably because of insufficient power to detect weak genetic effects.

In large tumours, only partial effectiveness is observed presumably because of insufficient light penetration into the tissue.

We also found that the portable analyzer was unable to analyse the blood sample 11% of the time, presumably from an insufficient sample volume.

However, early clinical results on colon tumours using the maximum tolerated oral dose of 60 mg kg-1 showed only superficial necrosis, presumably owing to insufficient intratumoral porphyrin levels, although inadequate light dosimetry may also be a factor.