Sentences with phrase «insufficient numbers»

In addition, there were insufficient numbers of minority youths to allow evaluation of the instrument separately among racial and ethnic minorities.

Please note that if there are insufficient numbers for the workshop, that workshop may be cancelled.

The market had spoken but the net result means that currently there are insufficient numbers of barristers of adequate expertise to cover some of the most difficult and important cases.

New data published this week reveals a looming crisis with insufficient numbers of solicitors choosing to go into criminal law practice.

Based on analysis of the results of hearing tests I have performed on about 50 Catahoulas, the prevalence of deafness is 27 % unilateral deafness and 42 % bilateral deafness, but these numbers are grossly biased since the testing of most dogs was because owners suspected deafness and insufficient numbers of dogs have been tested to assess true prevalence.

However, in reality most middle schools in low - income Black and Latino neighborhoods have insufficient numbers of guidance counselors who are neither explicitly trained to handle or told to prioritize high school choice process advising (Perez 12).

«if educational responsibility remains solely on the immediate family, «choice» may take place in a world of insufficient numbers of quality schools, inadequate information about the stakes and alternatives, and large numbers of people unable to use the choice system effectively.

There are insufficient numbers of newly qualified teachers coming into the system, but there are also too many experienced teachers leaving prematurely,» a representative said.

First, there are often insufficient numbers of high quality, reform - based classrooms available for preservice teacher placements.

Then there are issues of what happens if speed dating events are cancelled (due to insufficient numbers, for example).

Genome sequencing has become a powerful tool for studying emerging infectious diseases; however, genome sequencing directly from clinical samples without isolation remains challenging for viruses such as Zika, where metagenomic sequencing methods may generate insufficient numbers of viral reads.

We made no attempt to examine this effect in women, given insufficient numbers of refugees (n = 27).

However, these therapies often fail because insufficient numbers of T cells reach the tumor.

Umbilical cord blood, for example, generally contains insufficient numbers of stem cells for it to be used as a source of HSCs for transplantation into adult patients.

The causes of such unpredictable results, Harris said, can include bad ingredients in the lab, including contaminated and misidentified cell lines; poor research design, including insufficient numbers of mice in animal studies; statistical error and overreach, including «HARKing» (hypothesizing after the results are known), a push beyond the limits of the data; and funding pressures, which can lead scientists to hype or exaggerate their results to remain competitive for additional grant money.

These numbers suggest that, however serious the problem of insufficient numbers entering the physician - scientist workforce, there's an even more important factor: The pipeline is broken, or at least leaking badly.

On very rare occasions we may need to cancel an advertised training or event due to insufficient numbers or unavoidable circumstances.

While some meta - analyses of home visiting programs suggest that many types of home visiting programs can make a difference in reducing adverse outcomes such as child maltreatment and childhood injuries, 14,15 meta - analyses can produce misleading results if there are insufficient numbers of trials of programs represented in the cross-classification of home visiting target populations, program models, and visitors» backgrounds.

The only good thing was that after the game we could at least walk out of the ground, however again there is insufficient numbers of police, as soon as you get on the high road you've got groups walking around looking for any signs of red colours for them to punch and attack.

And insufficient numbers of goals scored from our 4 forwards.

Increasingly during the past two decades one could also have heard complaints that there are insufficient numbers of women and persons of color within the student body and faculty, that the school is insufficiently «pluralistic.»

However, the data provided [by BOK] shows insufficient numbers.»

Transportation constraints and liability concerns were the most commonly cited barriers for food donation, while the most frequently reported obstacle to food recycling was an insufficient number of recycling options.

However, the report finds an insufficient number of governments and companies are measuring and reporting food loss and waste, a key step to identifying hotspots and knowing whether strategies are having impact.

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The report also says that an insufficient number of patients receive critical care after surgery and that too often junior staff members are left in charge of post-surgical complications.

BY MICHAEL RICONDA Suffern — Following a County Board of Elections ruling, county executive candidates Dagan Lacorte and Vladimir Leon have been removed from the Democratic primaries for having an insufficient number of signatures for their campaigns.

Suffern — Following a County Board of Elections ruling, county executive candidates Dagan Lacorte and Vladimir Leon have been removed from the Democratic primaries for having an insufficient number of signatures for their campaigns.

Dr. Prempeh further pointed to an insufficient number of French teachers and a limited number of learning and teaching materials as the main challenges facing the government in pursuit of its policy on the French language.

From the IDC's collective opinion there were an insufficient number of these types of issues that were addressed one way or another.

If an insufficient number of qualified entries are received, the sponsoring organizations reserve the right to modify or cancel the competition at any time during the duration of the competition.

The capture process, Levison says, «is the only mechanism that we can think of that could contribute to the Oort Cloud» beyond the standard prediction, which appears to provide a woefully insufficient number of comets.

The study did not make clear, however, whether this was due to an insufficient number of comparison samples or whether K1f was indeed extinct.

An insufficient number of weekly workouts would lead to losing a certain amount of money,» he explains.

He said, «Statistically, any well - structured profiling system or search engine will give a user a much better chance of choosing the right partner than the usually insufficient number of sporadic and isolated encounters that real life affords us.»

While many studies identify a positive relationship between PBL and student learning outcomes, an insufficient number use research methodologies that allow for causal inferences.

In response to the publication of the SEN Code of Practice for parliamentary approval by the Department for Education, the AEP has stressed that an uncertain funding future for the initial training of the educational psychology workforce and the ever increasing demand for educational psychologists» posts will mean that there will be an insufficient number of educational psychologists supporting local authorities and schools in future, which could put the wellbeing of vulnerable children and young people across the country at risk.

This can mean bad weather to insufficient number of staff to closed restaurants and more.

Effective Coverage doesn't offer less than $ 100,000, even if that's what your community requires, because it is such an insufficient number — most underwriters won't bother with it.

This can lead to the cat having an insufficient number of red blood cells, which is known as anemia.

They recently felt that this was an insufficient number

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It was an agonizing decision, as production difficulties forced us to choose between rushing to ship a tiny, insufficient number of amiibo units before Christmas, or ship a good healthy supply of stock to North America just after Christmas.

Until we figure out how to do this on the weekly to seasonal time scales, trying to infer extreme events from coarse resolution climate models with insufficient number of ensemble members is like voodoo.

In R. v. Mernagh, 2013 ONCA 67, a challenge was made to this scheme on the basis that an insufficient number of doctors were participating and that some of those participating exercised their functions in an arbitrary manner.

While some critics complain this is an insufficient number to tackle this issue, it is a step in the right direction and a clear message to employers that compliance is mandatory and investigations will occur.

Your quotes will be tailored to your individual circumstances and coverage, but getting an insufficient number of quotes can result in missing out on affordable coverage for your vehicle.

Effective Coverage doesn't offer less than $ 100,000, even if that's what your community requires, because it is such an insufficient number — most underwriters won't bother with it.

At the present time, an insufficient number of the countries from this correlation are represented in the genetic databases [e.g. HapMap (International HapMap Consortium, 2005) and Human Genome Diversity Panel (Li et al., 2008)-RSB- to determine if the present results are significantly different from the frequency distribution of randomly selected alleles from representatives of each of these countries.

Some attention was paid to adolescents but none to infants and toddlers, because there was an insufficient number of studies focused on these very young children.