Sentence examples for enough to be evident from inspiring English sources
This trend of F-actin to become reorganized was strong enough to be evident even in the major part of the heparin-treated eggs after fertilization (Fig. 5B, arrow).
For comparison, that's low enough for the framerate to be evident even on a normal screen, if only in moments of rapid action.
Its courses had been running long enough at the time of writing for positive results to be evident.
I guess I'm mostly reacting to the scenes Andy views in the Fireman's weird living room, which is basically "the story so far" recap of the strangest bits of the show, but implying a connection evident enough to be legible even by Andy.
This helps to explain why the studies considered here no longer appear necessary in the Royal College of Psychiatrists' reports, or why they are less prominent in the contemporary literature: the behaviour has 'looped' or become established enough to be self-sufficient and self-evident.
Whether the changes in muscle thickness or echo intensity in the first days after admission would be evident enough to discriminate between ICU-AW and no ICU-AW is unknown.
The brief, low-intensity intervention presented herein was found to be sufficiently powerful to change nurses' perceptions of their behavior but may not have been intensive enough to yield changes that were evident to patients.
These results suggest that this brief, low-intensity intervention was sufficiently powerful to change nurses' perceptions of their behavior but may not have been intensive enough to yield changes that were evident to patients in the clinic.
When definitions were not enough and confusion was evident,the participants moved from definitions to examples as a mean to further clarify the concepts.
Why not have various agricultural tariffs and subsidies eliminated over a designated period, enough so that the benefits could be evident but with a clear end in sight so that we could take a pause from the hardships free markets create?
