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Meanings of insufficiently in English

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insuficientemente

To an insufficient degree.

insuficientemente
Usage of insufficiently in English
1
Objective: The tobacco paradox is a phenomenon insufficiently explained by previous studies.
Pubmed
2
However, the clinical performance of many of these is still insufficiently described.
Pubmed
3
Objective: The initial steps of pancreatic regeneration versus carcinogenesis are insufficiently understood.
Pubmed
4
She had been insufficiently clad in winter, too heavily clad in summer.
Mary Gray
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That may reinforce some conservatives' suspicions that Romney is himself insufficiently conservative.
Reuters
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Trump has criticized FOX recently, casting the conservative-leaning network as insufficiently supportive.
Reuters
7
He was insufficiently clothed for the two days' drive in such weather.
Beethoven, a character study / Together with Wagner's indebtedne...
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The weak and insufficiently endowed among all forms tend to drop out.
The Last Harvest
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Facilities were insufficiently staffed, stocked and equipped to adequately manage childhood fever.
Pubmed
10
Therefore the virtues annexed to justice would seem to be insufficiently enumerated.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) / Translated by ...
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His mournful dignity marred by coffee stains insufficiently blotted from wrinkled collar.
Up in the air
12
It travels around, having been pushed in by an insufficiently trained doctor.
Metro 2033
13
We are not credited with this temper, because we are insufficiently known.
New York Times Current History: The European War from the Beginn...
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Celtic rallied during the closing stages, if insufficiently so to earn consolation.
The Guardian
15
And he complained to my mother that the children were insufficiently respectful.
The new yorker
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They believe that Ireland's economy is insufficiently stable to afford to admit refugees.
The Irish Times
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Insufficiently through the time
Insufficiently across language varieties
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