Sentence examples for be appropriate enough to from inspiring English sources

Therefore, though the lack of differences found in prevalent depression between South-Asian compared to White-European participants in the present study may well be a true reflection of the sample, it is important to recognise that the results may also be implying that the well-documented ≤13 cut-point on the WHO-5 may not be appropriate enough to detect depression for South-Asian people.

However, this need not imply that cuts in basic/translational research are necessary to do this as it is not clear whether the scale of funding disparities observed in this case study between social-science and basic/translational research is appropriate enough to warrant that.

In this paper, both for the sake of BGI's own interests and for the good of the general public, we will focus on the question whether the Chinese regulatory infrastructure and its ethical institutions are appropriate enough to form the codes of conduct and guidelines for the sound practice of such a genetic giant.

We must remark that minicells do not seem to be appropriate enough for the treatment of bacterial infections as minicells will not be engulfed by prokaryotic cells; they could be envisaged, however, as useful delivery solutions for the treatment of cancer cells (MacDiarmid et al., 2007; de la Cueva-Méndez 2013).

Despite potential confounding effects - arising out of tissue, species and experimental diversity - in the reported data, I analyzed the data under the assumption that genes in diverse human studies when combined together would capture a broader spectrum of expression changes in DS and hence be appropriate enough for uncovering potential PTZ mechanism.

The question is, what are you going to do about it?" To be fair, the document and the prime minister's statement do contain some sensible measures - the setting up of four regional counter-terrorism units and four regional intelligence units is appropriate enough, given that much of the terrorist threat seems to be gestating in England's post-industrial north.

Oracle's office in Reston, Va., is near the headquarters of the C.I.A., which is appropriate enough: when Larry Ellison founded the company 25 years ago, his first client was the C.I.A., to whom he sold a program called Oracle, the world's first "relational" database.

It's appropriate enough.

As it hovers above the ground, there's a constant drone of waaaaaah-waaaaaah-waaaaaaah, which is appropriate enough.

The room has a vintage air and a gleam of drama, which is appropriate enough because it was once a Chinese theater, the first on the East Coast.

Destruction and creation take each other's place, which is appropriate enough: the novel's protagonist, good American doctor Tod Friendly, was once Nazi Dr Odilo Unverdorben.