Sentence examples for enough to be represented from inspiring English sources

In this paper we present some of Müller's ideas in a framework general enough to be represented by mathematical models.

9 Put a secretary of state for housing in the cabinet As the renters' campaign group Generation Rent has proposed, the issue is big enough to be represented at the highest level of government.

The solar industry can be divided into five key technologies, two of which are mature enough to be represented by public companies today.

The first is the criterion for the existence of links - if the interactions are not binary (on/off) by nature, when is an interaction strong enough to be represented as a link?

The three CDSs are large enough to be represented as individual CDSs and in C. jejuni NCTC11168 have been represented on more than one frame.

The best explanation is that these clones do not represent bona fide tRNAs, but merely processing intermediates that are stable enough to be represented in our cDNA libraries.

In the 2011 legislative elections, only four parties gained enough votes to be represented in the State Duma.

This election, PASOK scraped together 4.68percentt – only just enough share of the vote to be represented in parliament at all.

Additionally, our antibiotic resistance patterns for the community-acquired and healthcare-associated organisms likely present a biased sample as only those patients ill enough to require admission are represented.

Additionally, the Sanger/ESME method was not sensitive enough to ensure all controls were represented at each CpG site.

PL: I wouldn't be arrogant enough to say I represent them, but the story is about untreated battle stress.