Sentence examples for use of insufficient from inspiring English sources

The differential results in the various phylogenetic analysis can be attributed to misidentification of accessions, gene choice, use of insufficient data, introgression and hybridization, rapid speciation as well as lineage sorting (Wang et al. 1992; Zhu and Ge 2005; Zou et al. 2008).

The discrepancy of its clinical ineffectiveness may be due to the use of insufficient doses of the drug at local sites.

The relatively weak activation of the behaviors observed here might be due to the use of insufficient doses of agonists, to a requirement for synergistic activation of both ERα and ERβ or to differences between avian and mammalian receptors.

However, some studies also showed no significant improvements in treatment outcomes that could be attributed to use of insufficient antioxidant doses [ 42].

To avoid any confusion due to the use of insufficient data, it was decided to base findings and conclusions on objective variables obtained by means of polysomnographic examination.

Furthermore, production of bulk chemicals is yield dependent, which implies that it is not reasonable to accept a poor sugar yield, and consequently a poor overall product yield, due to the use of insufficient pretreatment conditions.

Thus we recommend increased attention to the main barriers identified in our study which include insufficient access, insufficient briefing for the use of interventions, insufficient compatibility to workflow, lacking ease-of-use and lacking time for familiarization.

The American Society of Clinical Oncology did not advocate it as a prognostic marker for clinical use because of insufficient data [ 16], and several concerns have been raised regarding the standardisation of detection using monoclonal antibodies against CKs.

This low productivity is attributed to several factors amongst which frequent droughts, declining soil fertility, poor agronomic practices, limited use of inputs, insufficient access to technology, lack of credit facilities, poor seed quality, incidence of diseases, pests and weeds (Taffesse et al. 2011; Erkossa et al. 2007).

The general lack of significance may be explained by the use of an insufficient number of loci that could compromise the power of the test [28].

These guidelines focused on four lifestyle habits: tobacco use, hazardous use of alcohol, insufficient physical activity and unhealthy eating habits.