Sentence examples for be adequate to enable from inspiring English sources
Light propagation loss (9 dB/m at 652 nm for the most transparent fibers) and tensile properties of the fibers turned out to be adequate to enable their use in industrially produced luminous textiles.
This number was adequate to enable power calculations for primary endpoints of the subsequent RCT, by providing estimates of the variance to within approximately 7% of the true value.
Following adjustment for covariates, there were 37 pre-ASA platelet function variables, 32 post-ASA variables, and 27 post-adjusted for pre-ASA variables within each race with distributions that were adequate to enable calculation of accurate Z-scores.
Finally they must be adequate to indicate treatment initiation (theranostics) enabling future studies to compare efficiency and efficacy of therapeutic measures and techniques.
But what is adequate to you might not be adequate to me.
The search for structures that are adequate to current strategies is causing organizations to adopt process-based models that enable an ongoing review process.
Too often teachers in struggling schools are not given time and support adequate to enable them to bring about change.
Preparatory sessions on a court specially cut on the cricket pitch at the Hurlingham Club in Buenos Aires proved adequate to get him to the final but were not enough to enable him to pose a genuine challenge to Hewitt.
Also, the vast majority of the teachers (87.3%) "disagree" (30.0% "absolutely disagree" and 57.3% "rather disagree") with "The instruction of primary education teachers (from their graduate studies or their adult education courses) is adequate in order to enable them to handle references relative to the evolution of organisms, when necessary".
153 Only by the collection of statistics on a national scale could adequate data be collected to enable environmental and social hypotheses of causation to be tested.
If this is the case, they should be removed to enable an adequate reduction.
