Sentence examples for enough subjects from inspiring English sources

What if the trial could not recruit enough subjects, considering how few and far between children with RCDP were?

Many end up struggling to find enough subjects to determine whether a treatment actually works — and if so, for whom.

How does an investigator know that he has enough subjects in his study design to have the predicted outcomes appear statistically significant?

And, with few patients available, researchers are unable to assemble enough subjects to compare different therapies in gold-standard randomized clinical trials.

It may be that the study reported in The New England Journal and conducted by Frank Sacks of the Harvard Medical School did not have enough subjects.

But most companies had hiring policies that weeded out married women, so one or two companies could not provide nearly enough subjects.

It's a common enough subject, especially these days.

"It provided me with enough subject matter for the rest of my life," he said.

Which does not matter too much as Sérgio alone is a large enough subject to fill a film.

Initially, the audience may wonder if what amounts to a higher form of shoplifting is a big enough subject for a movie.

An ordinary enough subject, except that a fierce orange wallpaper is blazing behind it, sending out sparks, and a glass of black liquid is skulking beside it.