Sentence examples for evaluating enough from inspiring English sources

But they didn't and haven't, and there are only 48 federal officers evaluating enough cash flow to fund a worthwhile continental war.

It is an accepted fact among researchers that these expressions are not evaluated enough for the distortional stress prediction of sections with complex lip stiffeners.

First, the number of sample cases was small, and the statistical analysis was not able to evaluate enough.

An energy cutoff of 30 Ry, a Monkhorst-Pack grid of 16 × 1 × 1 points and 10 Å of vacuum between NWs replicas have been evaluated enough to ensure the convergence of all the calculated properties.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06678.001 In the uncertain and ambiguous world we inhabit, effective decision making not only requires efficient processing of sensory information, but also evaluating when enough information has been accumulated to commit to a decision.

Antifungal combinations have not been evaluated thoroughly enough to warrant recommendations outside of clinical trials.

The objective of this paper was to examine the scientific evidence pertaining to green tea and CVD risk and evaluate whether enough credible scientific evidence exists to support a health claim by the United States Food and Drug Administration US FDAA).

The measured channel transfer functions allow to evaluate if enough power is available for a reliable backscatter communication.

Generally speaking, conservation strategies aimed at preventing wildlife crime are not evaluated rigorously enough to best determine "What works for whom in what circumstances and in what respects, and how" (Pawson and Tilley 1997).

However, all admissions came through the hospitals acute care unit, meaning that all children had been evaluated sick enough to require hospital admission.

Furthermore, I have received letters from authors stating that ultrafast decisions are unfair, because a manuscript cannot be evaluated carefully enough.