unsufficient

unsufficient

(ˌʌnsəˈfɪʃənt)
adj
archaic insufficient
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On the eve of national team's departure to Jakarta for Asian Games in Aug, Khokhar, for the first time, told newsmen that the PHF had received approximately Rs 450m, Rs 150m a year, from the government which was unsufficient.
Pakistan hockey in 2018 the year of defeats, controversies, setbacks and gross mismanagement
The Adenzai residents complained they had no clean drinking water facility, no vaternary hospital and unsufficient staff in education and health institutions in the village.
PML-N Dir workers seek senate ticket for Malik Jehan Zeb
From this point of view, they are unsufficient in number.
Aspects concerning the technical-urbanist facilities in the urban environment in the post-communist period. Case study: Fetesti municipality
Because that single action is unsufficient reason for targeted nations to declare a war against the Asian giant, China is expanding further its territories but allows it to maintain "a measure of deniability."
China Is Also Seizing Disputed Land Along Indian Border
The fact that contributions have been unsufficient to cover benefit accruals since 2000 is relevant to an assessment of recent changes to federal pensions.
Ottawa's hidden deficit: the widening gap between federal government pension liabilities and assets
Strengthening the damaged beams with this unsufficient CFRP amount will be unsafe.
Nonlinear finite element analysis of damaged and strengthened reinforced concrete beams
IVF procedure itself and laboratory methods may be a predisposing factor for preeclampsia because the critical point for developing preeclampsia is the unsufficient development of early trophoblasts.19Being primiparous most of the cases must also be kept in mind as a predisposing factor.17
The incidence of preeclampsia in Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection pregnancies
However, in many practical applications, it is not rare at all to encounter a multimodality, sometimes with an even irregular shape, and, for this case, all the distributions mentioned above appear to be unsufficient to describe the multimodal feature of the data.
Likelihood inference of nonlinear models based on a class of flexible skewed distributions
--poor quality of work and, in some cases, a wrong design solutions, including unsufficient investigation of geological situation (e.g.
The technical state of earth dams in Lithuania
Sometimes the demands of the work programme are far from being appropriate and possible for individuals, often because of unsufficient abilities.
Effects of the strenght capacity in basketball and consequences on the specific technical elements
Figure 1: Respondents' view about received information in pre-operational stage nurse patient The information was 4 1 rather unsufficient, the patient felt himself frightened The information was 5 3 rather unsufficient, the patient felt himself boldly The information was 25 10 rather sufficient, the patient was frightened The information was 16 36 rather sufficient, the patient felt himself boldly Note: Table made from bar graph.
Pain management in nursing practice of intensive care post-operational stage patients
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