Sentence examples for enough attributes from inspiring English sources
What we know of autoimmune diseases, and it's not nearly enough, attributes them to a case of mistaken identity.
"Any data set that has enough attributes is extremely hard to anonymize," Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye, an assistant professor at Imperial College London, told New Scientist.
This will ensure that you get a character with high enough attributes and access to the abilities you need from a minister.
After two years, she had had enough; she attributes her own psychic survival to a therapist she continues to see.
Our results suggest that if the number of sample plots is adequate, i.e. 10 or more stand level inventory will provide accurate enough forest attributes estimates in conservation areas (minimum accuracy requirement of RMSE% is 20%50%%).
Our results suggest that if the number of sample plots is adequate, i.e. 10 or more using plot size 400 m2, stand level inventory will provide accurate enough forest attributes estimates in conservation areas (minimum accuracy requirement of RMSE% is 20%50%%).
While the spatial engagement of proteostasis network components is not new, there are enough novel attributes to this work to render it an interesting eLife paper.
A United Nations report released last week found evidence of pervasive war crimes in Syria; most were the work of the government, but enough were attributed to the rebels to give anyone pause.
They are marginal contributors at best to Twitter's sudden decline for the simple reason that people do not use them enough to attribute said decline solely to them -- and the larger reason that they are not substitutes for, but complements to, micro-messages.
However, the relationship between HLA-DR and IPN was not strong enough, probably attributing to the limited sample size.
It is one of the paradoxes of our society that children cannot swiftly enough shed the attributes of a childhood, which they regard as a conspiracy of adults against them, calculated to keep from them the good things of life; yet adulthood, once attained, appears as an intolerable burden, from which they yearn to escape back into the lost world of inexhaustible fantasy.
