Sentence examples for up insufficient from inspiring English sources

A recent report by the House of Lords European Union Committee summed things up: "Insufficient attention has so far been given to nurturing the EU-Ukrainian relationship.

Combined nutrition, with parenteral nutrition to top up insufficient enteral nutrition is a tool to prevent a growing energy deficit while using the gut.

The methodological limitations of the studies reported in this systematic literature review included small sample sizes, non-reporting of follow up, insufficient details on sampling, high drop-out rates, uncontrolled design and lack of blinding.

To sum up, insufficient knowledge and skills about the critical assessment and appraisal of scientific information represent a serious barrier to KT. Conflict of interest with external parties, including all institutions and individuals interacting with family physicians (profile number 4 + 5).

Since less than 6-month research training abroad is pretty short and end up insufficient to be a dependent researcher, the 166 'returning' health professionals (Group A) involved in our study had a minimum of 6 months experience abroad including 76 from HMU Groupp A1) who are scientific researchers and 90 from the affiliated hospitals (Group A2) who are clinicians.

Among them, three studies [ 18- 20] investigating the pattern of communication failures indicated that, in the case of hesitancy to speak up, insufficient information transfer from residents/nurses to senior physicians could contribute to actual communication errors and/or adverse events.

Fourth, methodological limitations across studies included the short time of intervention or follow-up, insufficient adjustment for potential confounders, lack of randomisation procedure and blinding at outcome assessment.

Of these, 102 could not be contacted (death, loss-to-follow-up, insufficient contact information, and transfer-out to another facility); 11 could not participate due to intellectual disability.

Interpretation of published findings is limited by various methodological shortcomings, such as selected and heterogeneous study populations (e.g. single-institution, only patients over 60 years of age, or a mixture of hip and knee replacement, trauma and hip fracture patients), retrospective data collection, incomplete follow-up, insufficient confounder control, and small sample sizes.

Four studies [ 22- 24, 30] had either inadequate descriptions of resident follow-up or insufficient follow-up periods to achieve the stated study purpose.

Instead, higher exports are needed to make up for insufficient domestic spending.