Sentence examples for extensive enough for from inspiring English sources

Therefore scalapy is not extensive enough for us.

(That is, even if only a subset of inferences were relevant to the meaning of each term, these subsets could still be extensive enough for the meanings of each term to be interrelated).

This might indicate that those biomes did not undergo fragmentation extensive enough for vicariance and speciation events of large mammals.

The images of 17 of 34 patients were extensive enough for confirming or ruling out the presence of CHD and therefore were analysed retrospectively.

Response and location data extensive enough for analysis represented 6 sites of primary origin and 6 metastatic site groups, totalling 1687 lesions.

Despite seeing evidence of good depletion, we were concerned that the knockdown of AP-2 subunits might not be extensive enough for us to uncover the contribution of AP-2 to vesicle retrieval [ 14].

Secondly, even if the network was shown to be theoretically compatible with the output from an existing oscillator, the repertoire of repressors that have been used and characterised in the context of synthetic networks is not extensive enough to allow for construction of both networks without an overlapping use of components.

C spread within brain was extensive enough to account for loss of laminar labelling patterns in cerebral cortex with [6-C]glucose that were visible in [C]DG autoradiographs during spreading depression (Cruz et al., 1999).

Some officials have questioned, however, whether the research was extensive enough to be the basis for the reports' conclusions.

There were some inherent national divergences but the similarities between the countries proved extensive enough to allow assembling data for further analyses.

November 6 is the shared due date for all this information, though the data requested is extensive enough that we are likely to see pleas for time.