Sentence examples for distribution sufficient from inspiring English sources

Although UNICEF uses the same formula to distribute supplies for children, in some camps pupils felt that what they are given is not enough, while in other camps they found the distribution sufficient for their needs.

We found no correlation between the numbers of different parasites and therefore analysed them separately using ANCOVAs with number of parasites (square root transformation yielded a distribution sufficient to use ANOVA [ 61]) as the dependent variable and colour morph and population (2003 data only) as factors.

(2); the third sentence, to conditions (respecting sufficiently widespread public distribution and sufficient public trading activity) for approval of application to extend unlisted trading privileges to any security pursuant to former clauses (2) and (3) of subsec.

Convergence to the stationary distribution and sufficient sampling were checked using Tracer v1.5 (http://tree.bio.ed.ac.uk/software/tracer)41.

He was a tad light in high-card terms, but his excellent distribution was sufficient compensation.

The Quasi Vivo system has been shown to have low shear stress, a short time scale for test compound distribution, and sufficient oxygen availability at higher flow rates40.

The discrete values of growth and nucleation rates along with the initial distribution are sufficient to reconstruct the final CSD.

Whether or not X's distribution is sufficient to meet the requirement in § 56.4911-2(c)(1)(iv) that a nonpartisan communication be made available, X's distribution is not substantial (for purposes of § 56.4911-2(b)(2)(v)(E)) in light of all of the facts and circumstances, including the normal distribution pattern of similar nonpartisan reports.

In particular, it is necessary to predict the hot pool coolant temperature distribution with sufficient accuracy to determine the inlet temperature conditions for the IHXs because the temperature distribution of a hot pool can alter overall system response.

Generally, inherent variation is due to the random nature of the input data, and it is possible to represent it mathematically by a probability distribution if sufficient experimental data is accessible.

As we can see, the behavior shown by the computational speed-up is practically proportional to the number of processors used, thus verifying the initial assumption that a static distribution is sufficient to ensure the proper use of the available resources.