Sentence examples for provided insufficient support from inspiring English sources

The evidence reviewed provided insufficient support for prescribing ADs for 24 other conditions.

"Dissatisfaction and disappointment" (vi) in contrast occurred when the text provided insufficient support and when background information or recommendations were missing.

It's astounding this has not been done already.Third, one Namie man made the point that the government provides insufficient support to those evacuees who are living in rented housing, as opposed to temporary accommodation.

Fixed pump speed utilized in CF-LVADs may provide insufficient support, resulting in a moderate cardiac output increase during increased physical strain.

This might be attributed to the differences in the size and morphology of natural tooth roots and the standard size implants (3.75 or 4 mm), thus providing insufficient support [19].

CAIRO — In his first interview since the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi last month, Egypt's commanding general sharply criticized the U.S. response, accusing the Obama administration of disregarding the Egyptian popular will and of providing insufficient support amid threats of a civil war.

Pooled data from three RCTs provides insufficient support that PFO closure is preferable to medical therapy for secondary prevention of cryptogenic stroke in patients with PFO.

The findings of Lakhal and colleagues [ 1] perhaps provide insufficient support for the assertion that PPV is unable to predict volume responsiveness in ARDS patients ventilated with low Vt.

A recent study performed by the consumer protection agency of the states of North-Rhine/Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate [ 21] demonstrated that German hospitals provide insufficient support to patients with language barriers.

However, another study concluded that annual consultation with a practice nurse provides insufficient support to individuals attempting to maintain lifestyle changes aimed at countering increased risk for diabetes or cardiovascular disease; a more intensive approach was deemed necessary [ 9].

The findings indicate that the staff of the academic libraries undertaking a team-based approach had a comparatively negative image of the team-based system, and that these libraries have provided insufficient training and support for their staff in the process of adopting to a team-based system.