Sentence examples for be relevant enough from inspiring English sources

Reading habits would seem to be relevant enough to someone's biography, especially if that person is a writer.

The doctrine of chances reasons that evidence of prior bad acts might be relevant enough to introduce at trial on a theory that goes something like, What are the chances that an innocent person would be repeatedly involved in such similar, abnormal circumstances?

The SVD will not be relevant enough and the signal subspace will be under-estimated [8 10].

Who would have thought two years ago that one month of the internal workings of the Labour Party would be relevant enough for a round-up, let alone one week?

Obviously, these effects were observed, but not judged by the patients to be relevant enough to be reported spontaneously as AEs.

Anyhow, it is remarkable that even thought this model is a crude representation of whole metabolism, and metabolism is also a limited part of all cellular phenomena, those constraints seem to be relevant enough to result in reasonably accurate predictions.

Once the extracted terms are ranked according to the relevance, one needs to decide how many extracted terms are relevant enough.

The first task is to sort through the entire set of Wikipedia articles to determine which are relevant enough to include.

Once they figure out what we're seeing in a physical sense, they work to provide personal context and decide if it's relevant enough to focus on further.

This is the case of the Bourigault and Lame work [13] that assumes that terms occurring at least 10 times in the corpus are relevant enough.

Then the tree-building algorithm automatically decides which of those predicted log Kt:p descriptors – as well as which molecular descriptors – are relevant enough to be included in the decision tree predicting log Vss.