Sentence examples for therefore insufficient to from inspiring English sources

This is the kind of injury we have previously characterized as "abstract" and, therefore, insufficient to create the personal stake required by Art.

Simple osmotically obliged water entry into the ventricle is therefore insufficient to sustain the well-established rate of CSF production and here we propose cotransport of water as the molecular mechanism underlying CSF production.

Indeed, in such a location the compressive residual stresses induced by the deposition technique are low and, therefore, insufficient to oppose the tensile stress induced by the applied loading condition during four-point bending fatigue tests.

In conclusion, knowledge about falls and exercise prescription for falls prevention in current students does not meet a desired competency level of 70% and is therefore insufficient to ensure an adequately equipped future workforce in this area.

In fact, creep rupture life predictions based on short-term creep testing data often overestimate the creep rupture times for long period of time, and are therefore insufficient to provide a reliable failure time prediction.

The pool of organs for transplantation is stable, and therefore insufficient to cope with the growing demand.

Although no statistically significant difference was found between the patients who underwent intramural myomectomy or myomectomy of a fibroid greater than 6 cm in diameter and the control group, this lack of a difference may be attributed to a small sample size and therefore insufficient power to detect such a difference.

There is therefore insufficient evidence to answer the question whether the addition of ARBs to standard therapy with ACE inhibitors and beta-adrenergic antagonists offers any benefit in patients with heart failure.

There is, therefore, insufficient data to demonstrate whether the use of private finance has led to better or worse value for money than other forms of procurement.

The lack of association between site-specific cancer mortality and serum 25 (OH) D concentrations may be due to the limited number of events for individual site-specific cancers, and therefore insufficient power to detect any significant differences in the risk of cancer deaths among women with lower and higher serum 25 (OH) D concentrations.

There is therefore insufficient evidence to suggest that increased fortification by folic acid is warranted, particularly in light of potential risks to other segments of the population.