Sentence examples for which could be insufficient from inspiring English sources

The association between WSCUR and the healthy area absorption per grain corrected by grain weight of healthy crops (HAAGW) suggest that foliar diseases in wheat cause source limitation, forcing to the crop to use the WSC reserve which could be insufficient to fill the grains previously formed.

Low duplex stability results in slow formation and short life time of antisense strand-target duplexes, which could be insufficient for RNA cleavage to occur.

Furthermore, some years were almost completely dry, with recorded rainfall in Atar of less than 20 mm in 1971, 1977 , 1982and 1996 and only 7 mm in 1983, which could be insufficient to sustain the few perennial bodies of water in the Adrar region.

The exponential models did not the fit our data sets which could be due to insufficient information in the data to accommodate a complex tree model, as has been observed previously [66], or because the Nigeria epidemic cannot be explained using an exponential growth model.

No novel miRNA was found, which could be attributed to insufficient small RNAs and the limited number of mRNAs in the P. densata transcriptome database.

N-acetylglutamyl phosphate was not detectable in any sample examined, which could be due to insufficient ionisation of this compound in positive mode.

Until now, many studies involving the treatment of severe H1N1 cases have been published, but the results are inconsistent, which could be due to insufficient sample sizes, complicated clinical status, or study design.

This phenotype is consistent with the observation that Kif1a mutant mice, and cultures of Kif1a mutant neurons, exhibit marked neuronal degeneration and death, which could be caused by insufficient neural stimulation due to disrupted neural connections (Yonekawa et al. 1998).

Macrosegregations took place in AerMet100 steel coatings when convection of molten liquid is insufficient, and which could be avoided by applying high laser power as well as slowing down the scanning speeds.

Hence, the insufficient response to oral glucocorticoid therapy five days after initiation is a surprising finding which could be caused by an insufficient oral dose of glucocorticoid.

The "new BPD" is characterised by a rarefaction of alveolar structures, which could be partially explained by insufficient protein or caloric intake during the postnatal period.