Sentence examples for too insufficient to from inspiring English sources

That is, if you want to trust a Swedish startup with your data – note that I'm in no way implying that they'd ever misuse or lose it, but consumer trust happens to be one of the issues a lot of cloud services, and particularly online backup services, have to deal with and I find the information on Kabooza's website far too insufficient to make that call.

Although the Authors target long-term processes, 2 weeks (maximal simulated time here) is far too insufficient to refer to the CV, renal and central physiological mechanisms truly involved...   The reviewers may be correct that our model is far too insufficient to provide insight into a pathophysiological mechanism that emerges over decades.

Although the Authors target long-term processes, 2 weeks (maximal simulated time here) is far too insufficient to refer to the CV, renal and central physiological mechanisms truly involved (months-to-years in dogs, years and decades in man).

After listening to testimony from FDA reviewers and the public, the committee concluded that the evidence was too inconclusive to link food colors to hyperactivity and too insufficient to recommend warning labels for products containing artificial food colors.

The number of haemorrhagic events is also limited and too insufficient to allow for a careful assessment of the effect of radiation on the risk of stroke between risk factor strata.

Rossaint and colleagues also employed a pharmacological inhibitor of 12/15-LO 12/15-LOnnamyl-3,4-dihydroxy-alpha-cyanocinnamate (CDC), but this too is insufficient to clarify the lipid mediator(s) responsible for promoting chemokine action owing to a lack of specificity.

Moreover, the accuracy of detecting pathological oscillations depends greatly on the selected feature(s) that must objectively distinguish epileptic events from average activity, a task that visual review is inevitably too subjective and insufficient to resolve.

As to the third reason, Powell found it, too, insufficient.

However, one of the major caveats of footprinting is the need to select the appropriate phylogenetic range between compared genomes: if the species are too close, divergence is insufficient to be conclusive, whereas if they are too far, alignment could be difficult, and moreover, some elements could have undergone major turnover (Hare et al. 2008).

The background sequences in the validation are also from M-CGIs as the methylation-prone data in the original datasets are too insufficient.

However, these efforts came too late or were insufficient to stop the decline in underwriting standards and effectively constrain the housing bubble.