Sentence examples for enough to conclude it from inspiring English sources

We agree that this is only suggestive of an origin predating the split between red and green algae for the 4CL and not enough to conclude it.

Many people say they avoid it because it has gained a bad reputation for fueling weight gain and diabetes, though health experts says there's not enough evidence to conclude it's any worse than regular sugar.

"They did attend the first inquiry but were sent out because they did not have enough time to conclude it".

"They did attend the first inquiry but were sent out because they did not have enough time to conclude it". Scudamore said several of the jockeys had to leave Aintree to catch flights to their next racing engagements.

If this idea was pursued by the F.D.A., then there was the odd possibility that a drug could go to market at a starting dose that Merck had studied only long enough to conclude that it didn't work.

Despite this difference, the diagnostic accuracy of Osc-ABI remained high enough to conclude that it could help in PAD assessment in diabetic patients.

Although the total number (n = 75) of the isolates was not enough to conclude clearly, it was indicated that a high prevalence of main virulence factors was detected in Cuban isolates similar to that observed in other Western populations.

According to the graph, the trends look great, and it's easy enough to conclude that whatever the company is doing is working, and it should keep it up.

To conclude, it is enough to apply Mazur's theorem.

In this connection, it is quite possibly enough to conclude with Moore and Desmond (2004) that Darwin considered it simply too provocative, both politically and socially, to tie human ancestry in with any tangible evidence.

It seems enough to conclude that tuition fees have had a severe impact on university anticipation.