Sentence examples for enough corroborated from inspiring English sources

"It may be good enough corroborated with other evidence," Mr. Mohan said of Ms. Sharma's suicide note.

Publicly available grant records are not detailed enough to corroborate Laureate's exact numbers.

Alternatively, the Foot Health Status Questionnaire may not have been sensitive or specific enough to corroborate with the improvement detected in 'first-step' pain (measured explicitly using a 100 mm Visual Analogue Scale).

An 1872 experiment by Heinzmann demonstrated that a normal frog would not attempt to escape if the water was heated slowly enough, which was corroborated in 1875 by Fratscher.

If these findings are corroborated, getting enough sleep could emerge as a valuable addition to exercise and diet in achieving and maintaining a healthy weight.

It is now possible to construct images that look perfectly real without enough data to corroborate them, increasing the risk of overrendering.

He said that while the threat was not corroborated, it was specific enough to warrant an immediate and overwhelming response.

Two Vietnamese who say they were eye-witnesses have corroborated his claims.Still, enough doubt remains for Mr Kerrey to get the benefit at the moment.

From 2002 on, such patients received enough repeated care to meet our corroborated AD criteria.

Although one can argue that this knockdown study might not be specific or strong or ubiquitous enough and that it should be corroborated by knockout techniques, the data strongly suggest that the effects of A2MG are transmitted by this receptor.

Despite the fact that the 30 nm aSNPs showed a slight tendency of aggregation, it still displayed a higher toxicity than larger aSNPs, indicating enough non-aggregated material, which was also corroborated by the high polydispersity index (μ (90°) = 0.17).