Sentence examples for unavailability of sufficient from inspiring English sources

Having such reasonable prediction models has the important implication that unavailability of sufficient data, that is expected to be always true due to the variety and complexity of food materials and processes, is not a bottleneck for computer-aided food process engineering.

MSW is considered as an important resource for renewable energy development plans of cities. Due to the uncertainties and unavailability of sufficient MSW generation information in developing countries, including the difference of local conditions, various modeling methods were developed to predict MSW generation.

Immiscible gas is not considered due to the unavailability of sufficient gas.

The decrease in the percentage removal with an increase in inlet concentration is due to the unavailability of sufficient number of active sites required for the adsorption process.

Additionally, since fairly large samples are required for DP determination, it is often the case that the amount of ash in historic samples is not determined due to the unavailability of sufficient sample amounts.

Subgroup analysis (patient inclusion, age of patients) were not carried out due to the unavailability of sufficient data.

MACS fails in two of the six cases because of the unavailability of a sufficient number of paired peaks.

In group 1a, the Coombs' test was not performed in two dogs because of unavailability of a sufficient volume of blood.

The main drawback of this method is that it sometimes fails because of the unavailability of a sufficient number of paired peaks to build a reliable model.

They are facing significant hurdles for their active participation in patient care; major obstacles are the unavailability of the sufficient number of pharmacists, lack of appropriate time for patient counseling, lack of participation in health awareness programs, and poor relationship between pharmacists and other health care providers.

In the rural location of Lakkatura in Sylhet, focus group discussions with men and women revealed that some of the participants visited the government clinic inside their village, although lack of sufficient medicine and unavailability of a full-time doctor discouraged further visits.