Sentence examples for different enough to conclude from inspiring English sources

As Becker saw it, even though Barasch had overseen the earlier investigation of Microtune while at the SEC, the new options-backdating case was different enough to conclude that Barasch had not violated conflict-of-interest regulations, according to previously confidential SEC files.

It may also be noted that the Wolbachia pseudogenic sequences were different enough to conclude that they did not derive from the four strains detected in this study.

I have also lived with anxiety long enough to conclude that James had a point.

Not picture perfect, but perfect enough to conclude the regular season 12-0.

It seems enough to conclude that tuition fees have had a severe impact on university anticipation.

You know enough to conclude that "~A ⊃ B" is true.

Thus, just differential analysis alone is not reliable enough to conclude a gene as a biomarker of a disease.

The data of our study and its cross-sectional methodological design are not enough to conclude what caused this association.

Altogether, in Drosophila photoreceptor, we think RNAi experiments will not provide phenotype specific enough to conclude something.

The score of the signal is not significant enough to conclude the presence or absence of a gene.

They concluded that the creatures were more closely related to baboons than to mangabeys, but anatomically different enough to warrant listing as a new genus.