Sentence examples for defined sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Among the issues the committee will consider is whether the term 'worker' is defined sufficiently clear in UK law at present; the status and rights of 'gig economy' workers specifically; and whether there is an appropriate balance of benefits between such workers and the companies in question.

Landauer did not, in his 1961 paper, directly address the question of whether a measurement was logically reversible or irreversible, but only questioned whether the concept of a measurement had been defined sufficiently well in the work of Brillouin and others.

Its rostral-caudal and dorsal-ventral extension was defined sufficiently large as to completely include the clusters of activation seen in the SPMs of the two medial slices.

A major reason for this lack of useful treatments is that few of the molecular mechanisms of disease have been defined sufficiently to design appropriate targets for therapy.

Associations between bacterial characteristics and disease risks have not yet been defined sufficiently well to guide the clinician in treatment decisions.

By consensus an Rsq > 0.3 has been used to define sufficiently good quality for analysis [ 18].

Furthermore, it was not feasible to define sufficiently large groups with exclusive use of only one specific hormonal formulation group.

Now, we consider a real-valued function defined for sufficiently small such that (3.2).

In the proof of the next lemma we will use Lemma 2.4 to show that (T_{j}(t_{0},z_{0})) is well defined for sufficiently large (z_{0}).

However, as T s decreases the number of i.i.ds reduces and the ergodic capacity can only be defined for sufficiently large realizations.

The median proportion (interquartile range) of men defined as sufficiently active across all recommendations was 73% 30%% to 87%), with a range of 11% (CDC2) to 98% (ACSM/CDC1) for individual recommendations (Figure 1).