The phrase "a significantly enough" is not correct in standard written English.
It is generally used incorrectly as "significantly" and "enough" convey similar meanings, making the combination redundant.
Example: "The results were significant enough to warrant further investigation."
Alternatives: "sufficiently significant" or "adequately substantial".
In this case, it appears that holding a gun influenced the subjects' judgment significantly enough that, in a real-life scenario, they may be more prone to react defensively against a perceived threat that isn't really there.
Blair's contemporaries there remember him, significantly enough, as a brilliant actor.
He issued that warning to the Bush administration, significantly enough, at a news conference in Syria.
The use of scCO2 can change polymer mobility significantly enough over a very small temperature range (ΔT∼15 °C) so that both diffusion- and reaction-controlled type behavior can be observed for otherwise identical systems.
One of the more interesting Confucian critiques of Buddhism was articulated by Itô Jinsai (1627-1705), a Kyôto-based scholar who, significantly enough, had neither been brought up nor educated by Buddhists.
A strange Scottish street gang – who I'm going to go out on a limb here and say are called the Caledonian Jobby Collective – are getting kids to do shits in pools as part of their initiation, and when they have shat significantly enough to close a facility they are rewarded with a nice new knife; iii.
Forty-five percent of patients whose tumors tested positive for mutations in a gene called RET saw their tumor shrink significantly enough that doctors would call it a "response" based on standard criteria.
A new tuple (dx i, dy i) is added to the sequence of tuples whenever the curve's derivative changes significantly enough to warrant a new derivative cell.
Because they are so weak, we believe that adding them to Cdc24 would be unlikely to slow dynamics significantly enough to have a big effect on competition.
The costs of full sequencing are reducing, but it will be some years before they drop significantly enough to have a serious impact on the numbers of genetic tests provided by scarce health dollars.
