Sentence examples for enough to be reflected from inspiring English sources

With the experimental conditions used, however, the effect of decreasing sorption was not large enough to be reflected on the obtained Da values.

Furthermore, the higher glucose, triglyceride and cholesterol concentrations, the higher the probability of development of platelet function disorders severe enough to be reflected by laboratory tests.

8 Apparently, the gains in walking speed we found are not enough to be reflected in improved walking capacity in the community.

Thromboxane A2 unopposed by prostacyclin in individuals with increased risks of cardiovascular thrombosis is a concern with enough evidence to be reflected in an FDA-mandated recent label change for rofecoxib.

Also, if the ceiling or wall is too far away or too dark, not enough light will be reflected to effectively light the scene.

If the average time required for pancreatic cancers to progress through different stages is long enough, it should be reflected in the average age of patients diagnosed at each stage of disease.

Presumably, if the impact of lung screening on disease-specific HRQoL were severe enough, it would be reflected in these global measures.

The neuropathological processes seem to accumulate until they are severe enough to cross a threshold and be reflected in the clinical picture [ 18].

In contrast, only a minority of patients (32 %) believed national alcohol guidelines to be 'publicised well enough' and this is reflected in poor understanding of the unit system.

(In Milton Keynes they feel that the city name is brand enough).This expansionist attitude is reflected in policy.

But enough reached the ground and were reflected back to the airborne instruments.