Sentence examples for argued sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The economic reforms that Poland was then undertaking were not, he argued, sufficiently anti-state, for they did not guarantee access to capital and ownership to the largest number of Poles.

Russia's own treatment methods, though not perfect, they argue, sufficiently address the needs of addicts.

If parameter sets are sampled from the set for which ρ ≤ ϵ, where ϵ is a threshold difference between the resulting model behaviour and experimental data, the posterior distribution P (θ | ρ (θ, D ≤ ϵ ) ) is sampled, which is argued to sufficiently approximate P (θ | D ) for suitably small ϵ (Marjoram et al., 2003).

In this paper, we deal with real-valued functions and we argue with sufficiently smooth functions with compact support in (mathbb {R}^{n}setminus{0}) so that the standard density argument goes through.

Nonetheless, the substantial information collected here, over an extended time period, we argue, is sufficiently reliable to provide valuable insights into some key adaptations made by IUU operators in response to CCAMLR and individual States enforcement measures, although acknowledging that care should be taken when interpreting the results.

Judge Corley went on to say that Gonzales sufficiently argued he lost revenue as a result of Uber's attempts to decrease the supply of Lyft drivers.

Accordingly, it could be argued that a sufficiently large amount of N2 had desaturated from the tissue, so a possible bubble growth caused by the subsequent faster rate of helium tissue saturation went undetected.

For example, although some have argued that a sufficiently long time interval is required between cue and target in order to generate an expectation about upcoming conflict (Correa et al., 2009; Monsell, 2003), others have shown that varying the cue target interval does not modulate the cueing effect (Wühr & Kunde, 2008).

We will first present a construction of the extension of B 1. At the end of the proof, we will argue that for sufficiently large N, the number of required new variables is sufficiently small so that there is enough room for them in [ N ] ∖ [ N 1 ].

Mexico and Egypt want to relax Cites controls on local species of crocodile they argue have recovered sufficiently in the wild.

We have some individuals, like Simon Johnson and James Kwak, arguing that a sufficiently robust regulatory framework could have prevented the crisis, whatever was happening to the global economy.