Sentence examples for enough to enable adequate from inspiring English sources
Selection of SNPs for replication should be based upon genotype distributions between cases and controls using appropriate statistical methods [5], [7] and not on 2×2 tests for allelic association, clustering of SNPs, or other features of the loci except for having a minor allele frequency high enough to enable adequate power in the study.
The number of perpatrators was, of course, too small to enable adequate statistical analyses.
Therefore, all respondents were ultimately included to enable adequate power for age stratification.
Preparatory sessions on a court specially cut on the cricket pitch at the Hurlingham Club in Buenos Aires proved adequate to get him to the final but were not enough to enable him to pose a genuine challenge to Hewitt.
That's close enough to enable clinical study, and far enough to establish critical distance.
Answer: Enough to enable pursuit of the human potential.
In addition, if enough is known about the underlying biological, environmental and social determinants and if adequate resources can be invested in measuring relevant factors extremely carefully, it will sometimes be possible to control the analysis closely enough to enable inferences to be drawn that may reasonably be viewed as robust to confounding.
Moreover, the education has to be flexible enough to fit all patients, but also structured enough to enable evaluation.
