Sentence examples for be sufficient for implementation from inspiring English sources
The currently available evidence cannot be considered to be sufficient for implementation of nebulized antibiotics as a straightforward therapeutic option.
We felt that this level of agreement should be sufficient for implementation in guidelines.
To define consensus, we chose for uniformity of opinion of at least 70%, which we considered to be sufficient for implementation in guidelines.
The number of women in their early pregnancy which could be enrolled was estimated before (as 1000) to be sufficient for pilot implementation of pharmacovigilance system in pregnancy but no formal sample size calculation was performed.
In general, commercial White Leghorn laying hens have been found to have relatively high levels of LD [ 7, 8], and SNP densities of 8 to 19K are considered to be sufficient for association mapping and implementation of genomic selection, provided that the SNPs are equally distributed across the genome in proportion to their recombination rates [ 8].
Although further modifications of this standard scheme are still possible, we do not believe that significant improvement can be achieved for non-augmented GNSS snapshot positioning and assume this basic implementation to be sufficient for the purpose of the presented comparative study.
In principle, any method to estimate a starting tree could be used since it has been argued that a non-random tree is likely to be sufficient for model selection [ 59- 61]; in our implementation, we use the BioNJ algorithm implemented in PhyML [ 24] to estimate a neighbor joining starting tree, then re-optimize the branch lengths of this tree in PhyML using the GTR + I + G model.
In a computer algebra environment, modification of multiplication and power expansion rules is sufficient for automatic implementation of first order perturbation in an existing boundary element package written for deterministic variables.
Rather, (89) implies that, asymptotically, (S1)–(S3) is drawing resource allocation realizations p(t)=p(h(t),Λ t)) and variables x t):=x(Λ t)) that are close to optimal as per Definition 2. The important point here is that having a procedure to generate stochastic processes close to optimal in the sense of Definition 2 is sufficient for practical implementation.
