Sentence examples for are valid enough to from inspiring English sources
Now the Food and Drug Administration has agreed the concerns are valid enough to add new safety alerts to the prescribing information for statins, which are the most widely prescribed drugs in the world.
The underlying hypothesis was to check if the instruments are valid enough to show the changes in HRQoL in relation to the changes in variables that are expected to affect HRQoL in PD patients.
However, considering the relatively lower prevalence of HCV infection in Korea, and the results of this community-based long-term prospective follow-up study are valid enough to support a causal relationship.
The special counsel's office, which rejects the vast majority of the public safety claims that federal employees make, found that the concerns were valid enough to warrant a full investigation, and it sent the matter to Ms. Sebelius to conduct the review.
A confidential government review in May by the Office of Special Counsel, which deals with the grievances of government workers, found that the scientists' medical claims were valid enough to warrant a full investigation into what it termed "a substantial and specific danger to public safety".
Every opinion is valid enough to be either echoed or ripped apart in a Facebook comment thread.
It must, however, also be taken into consideration that current diagnostic criteria might not be valid enough to really reflect the effect of a chronic acid exposure.
Also, the inability to prove or say that God absolutely does not exist allows the question to be valid enough to ask.
He does allow Auden's hesitant complaint that Max tackled only little things but adds that "Auden's reservations are valid enough, once he retracts them".
Both views are valid enough but I suspect that in 10 or 20 years' time we will see the events of today more in terms of the latter and more dynamic perspective.
However, face and content validation was performed and the questionnaire was judged to be valid enough for use in the present study.
