Sentence examples for enough data for from inspiring English sources

The blood samples have already provided enough data for scores of scientific publications.

Because it's never perfect.'' The blood samples have already provided enough data for scores of scientific publications.

Some might have to come off the market until the developer can provide enough data for approval.

Whatever you do, don't fall into the trap of weighing yourself weekly – it's just not enough data for you to know what's really happening.

"Now," Dr. Wright said, "I have enough data for a paper on bat radiology if I could just figure out what research journal to submit it to".

Professor Morey says there is not enough data for Morningstar's current method to form a firm conclusion about its ability to pick winning funds.

The regulator still insists that the bank provided enough data for financially literate investors to see that it had a deficit.

And it might not show quite enough data for you to make practical decisions — for example, what clothes to pack for a trip.

Smaller crystals need bigger exposures to collect enough data for analysis, and the bigger the exposure, the more damage the X-rays do to the crystal.

The problem with this technology is that theatre has a much smaller audience than television, film or sport; it takes a festival as large as the Fringe to generate enough data for developers to work with.

But while every increase in energy opens up more physics landscape – allows us to see smaller distances and heavier fundamental particles – last year we only got enough data for a quick fly-by.