Sentence examples for enough to evaluate the from inspiring English sources

2) There was no active-control treatment, a review of results from similar studies that use the same evaluation scales was considered enough to evaluate the treatment's effect compared with other treatment options.

At the time, the American Medical Association argued that only doctors were objective enough to evaluate the benefits of competing medications.

Anesthesiologists were critical of the review, saying none of the studies were large enough to evaluate the impact of eating on risks during general anesthesia.

Mr. McCabe climbed into the cabin and tried to look around, but the other side of the plane was so badly crushed that he could not see enough to evaluate the other victims.

While I don't know enough to evaluate the scope of the problem, I do like that the company overcame potential objections by talking about adoption and by stressing that the platform needs to be rugged and easy to use.

UGS in Tartu are compact enough to evaluate the parks in 15 minutes.

For example, a company's share price by itself isn't enough to evaluate a CEO, the price should be compared to that of similar companies in case the CEO just got lucky with a bull market.

Beyond the heterogeneity of the services and the "structural" limitations-availability of a sample large enough to evaluate specific services- the aggregation of the services under in-home care and community-based services, participants in both categories were allocated in a consistent, independent and mutually exclusive way.

Broad's objective is simple enough: to evaluate in scientific terms the claims made for yoga.

But if the old man had lived long enough to evaluate his son's handiwork on the day of his 80th birthday earlier this month, even he would have had cause to applaud.

First, the study period may be considered not long enough to evaluate other relevant clinical outcomes and the selected time points are relatively arbitrary.