The phrase "a sufficiently different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has enough variation or distinction from something else to be considered separate or unique.
Example: "The new model is a sufficiently different design from the previous version to warrant a separate marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "adequately distinct" or "sufficiently unique".
The underlying reason is that the line predicting true endpoint from potential surrogate endpoint has a sufficiently different slope for each randomization group to make a substantial difference in the conclusion.
This season, Baker has proved a sufficiently different threat to world-class to defences to have run in 12 tries (to Isles' 16), including the winner in a benchmark victory over Fiji.
Computational neuroscientists cite specific neurophysiological properties and processes, so their models do not apply equally well to (say) a sufficiently different silicon-based creature.
Some might fault the Mercedes-Maybach for not proposing a sufficiently different experience from that found in the already superlative S-Class, a car that can be approached for half the money.
On a broad enough construal, every living being has the potential to develop the relevant attributes in a sufficiently different possible world, and so has full moral status.[8] Francis and Silvers do not claim that the moral status of human beings with the most significant cognitive impairments could rest on such trusteeship, or on the potential for it.
Apple has stumbled on the same dilemma that has frustrated many high-end product manufacturers: The high-end only represents a piece of the overall market, so how can one create a sufficiently different low-end product without diminishing the overall quality of a brand?
The strategy is based on the assumption that an ICL forces the DNA to adopt a structure sufficiently different from that of a Watson-Crick double helix to provide enhanced binding properties for such a protein.
Ours rests on a simple, but intuitive presumption: detection is only possible if at least one insert spans the SV site, and if at least one of these spanners has a length sufficiently different from the library average, as specified by τ.
Both theoretical and experimental evidence suggest that freeze-drying in a vial is sufficiently different than in a 2D sample used during LT-FDM that inefficient drying processes may be developed based upon LT-FDM.
The determination of which spaces in a building are sufficiently different to warrant an independent daylighting analysis is based primarily on building physics, building design criteria, and operating schedules (e.g. occupancy schedules).
All proteins from this family carry a SET domain (sufficiently different from that of SET1 family) preceded by a signature cysteine-rich peptide called AWS (associated with SET) (Fig. 5, see also Additional file 3).
