Sentence examples for expected sufficient from inspiring English sources
"We found a much higher rate of flares than expected, sufficient to explain the production of many unusual isotopes locked away in ancient meteorites.
As it can be expected, sufficient improvement of local visual quality takes place mainly in homogeneous image regions.
The update in the M-step corresponds to finding maximum likelihood estimates with expected sufficient statistics for each image under the approximate posterior which is computed by the variational parameters.
Staff felt that this emphasis on the lack of personal benefit (particularly when patients as well as funding bodies got personal benefit as clinical benefit) acted as a barrier to recruiting patients who expected sufficient compensation for, and recognition of, their time and clinical labour.
For N realizations of the waiting times T i, the ML estimator of the parameter λ i is (Beerenwinkel and Sullivant, 2009): (10) As the waiting times T i are censored, the denominator is replaced by the expected sufficient statistic in the E-step of the outer EM algorithm.
More than a simple object-oriented language, JAVA has achieved a point where one can expect sufficient efficiency to solve large problems on multi-processors computers.
When Wiley was raising funds from donor governments in the early days of the commission, he warned them not to expect sufficient evidence to indict Bashar al-Assad and the top leadership.
The Greens and Labor will move a motion to ask the Senate environment and communications references committee to report on mass closures of electricity generators, and expect sufficient crossbench support to set up the inquiry.
Given the substitution rate of 2 × 10−7 substitutions per site per year33 and a separation of stocks lasting approximately 10,000 years during the LGM, we would not expect sufficient sequence divergence to be generated between Pacific and Atlantic bowhead whales to be able to distinguish between them.
Neither expects sufficient ongoing capability to come from early career one-shot learning.
Therefore, it is hard to expect sufficient improvement in detection performance.
