Sentence examples for capture sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Curiously, his passion was not engaged by questions of domestic law reform, which he perceived as failing to capture sufficiently the public imagination.

The complexity inherent in these systems challenges the modeling community to provide tools that capture sufficiently the richness of human and ecosystem processes and interactions in ways that are computationally tractable and understandable.

Laboratory-based studies, on the other hand, are generally unable to capture sufficiently the multiple contextual factors that are potentially important influences on the behaviour of sociotechnical systems.

The remaining 28 items still capture sufficiently comprehensive data on the domains of interest, based on content review and on the empirical performance of subscales derived from them.

These distances capture sufficiently sizable populations for meaningful analysis, reflect differences in the topography of the area that may influence exposure, and conform to an earlier initial investigation, enabling comparisons to be made.

Hence, we deduce that the non-linear relation between early retirement and technical change captures sufficiently well the balance between erosion and wage effects within these subsamples.

There is little emphasis on structural quality and curriculum focus, however this is one of a few measures where process quality is captured sufficiently and systematically.

These categories were captured sufficiently with the above student-level and school-level variables (see Additional file 2 for descriptive statistics).

This is because that the rapid change of pressure at the early stage of production is captured sufficiently in the upscaled oil viscosity (as a function of pressure).

I had a chance to demo an early version of the device and while the visual fidelity of the images definitely isn't quite as high as the press materials make it out to be, the tone of muscles is crisp and (in my case) flabbiness is captured sufficiently, as well — for better or worse.

The word "heroism" doesn't really capture it sufficiently.