Sentence examples for previously reported insufficient from inspiring English sources
Marzuillo et al. [ 5] previously reported insufficient knowledge on genetic test on breast and colorectal cancer among Italian specialists.
Several in-vivo NMO models, previously reported, were insufficient to reproduce the diffuse and large edematous lesions with astrocytopathy and necrotic tissue damage typically seen in NMO patients.
One third of preterm parents reported insufficient societal professional support.
In a longitudinal study of the natural history of the cervical spine in those with scoliosis, we found the previously reported criteria to be insufficient.
We have previously reported on EDA as an insufficient method for pain management in RP patients with the average patient not experiencing a pain score that was sufficient until day three [ 9].
We previously reported that medical chart data were insufficient for staging among the majority (57 %) of patients whose serology suggests active infection [ 19].
Our lower bacterial richness and diversity relative to what was previously reported could be attributed to an insufficient number of reads to capture all of the diversity within each sample, particularly for the low abundance OTUs [ 33].
In order to provide a possible explanation for this phenomenon, we assume that the tibia is anteriorly subluxated in extension in an ACL-insufficient knee, as previously reported by Almekinders and Chiavetta [31].
Reported post-course confidence ratings, for example, are increased and internally reliable (as in previously reported studies [ 39]) but these are insufficient in themselves as evidence for patient benefit.
Although the Arp2/3 complex is a previously reported interactor with the PICK1 C-terminus, PICK1 Δ354 is insufficient to support Arp2/3 binding 18; therefore, this interaction would be unaffected in these experiments.
The authors of the Israeli study suggested the different results could be caused by insufficient length of follow-up of the cohorts in the previously reported studies.
