Sentence examples for completed sufficient from inspiring English sources

When the scale of Stanford's alleged fraud came to light, the ECB initially insisted it had completed sufficient due diligence.

A total of 4 6 rounds of ITC were completed, sufficient to ensure the purity indicated.

Overall, 510 children completed sufficient accelerometry recording; 474 children returned completed FAST food diaries and 597 children had anthropometry measurements.

In the conceptual model, this corresponds to the situation in which several nearly completed sufficient causes share a missing component cause.

To ensure that the bacterium had completed sufficient number of replication cycles, the sets were incubated for a period of 10 days.

Though both tracks were intended to provide students with the skills necessary for college, the "A" course was intended to be more rigorous, enabling students to complete sufficient college-level courses to enter directly into the second year of college.

He said that it was the beginning of a long journey over the next three years during which aid organizations such as UNICEF aim to complete sufficient water supply schemes as well as an elaborate education system to benefit the affected population.

The accumulation of autophagosomes in AD might be due to the stimulation of autophagy or a residually slow rate of autophagosome formation combined with a failure to complete sufficient lysosomal fusion and digestion [ 29].

Twenty-two patients were withdrawn before completing sufficient therapy for evaluation of efficacy, due to clinical disease-related deterioration (14 patients), death due to disease progression (six patients), inability to adhere to diet (one patient), and lack of confirmation of diagnosis on histology/cytology (one patient).

Once the timing calibration has been completed, or sufficient energy has been accumulated, we may immediately switch to an intermittent mode.

Dr. Spilken remarks that "before beginning pointe class, children also should have completed a sufficient amount of training, usually four to five years.