Sentence examples for generally sufficiently from inspiring English sources
In the same way, two non-similar syllables are generally sufficiently different such that switches from one syllable-type to another are easily detected by auditive or visual inspection.
Are they generally sufficiently protective to safeguard against the possibility of mixture effects?
Even those studies adopting the same basic approach, such as altering the consent process, were generally sufficiently different to make pooling inappropriate.
The light that does refract through the angled facet is generally sufficiently shifted in propagation direction (Snell's Law) to prevent total internal reflection (TIR) once the light reaches the parallel portion of the waveguide.
In many jurisdictions regulatory guidelines do not specify a requirement for WF toxicity studies but are generally sufficiently flexible to allow for such a study to be requested on a case-by-case basis.
Although it is generally difficult to generate sufficiently large and appropriately sampled control groups in studies on respiratory and enteric diseases, quantitative data on virus shedding and proof of monocausality can contribute to confirm the link of novel viruses to human disease.
The sugars, principally dextrose and maltose, vary in concentration among producers but, generally, are sufficiently concentrated to make a final product ranging from 7 to 9 percent alcohol.
However, such treatment methods are generally not sufficiently understood in terms of reaction mechanisms, process simulation and process control.
Present understanding of fault hydraulic properties is generally not sufficiently complete to predict when and where faults will influence CO2 migration.
Generally, the sufficiently higher values than 0.8 W/mK of thermal conductivity were obtained as shown in Fig. 8 for all CLSM mixtures at any curing age.
As a result, it was believed that such disclosure was not an obligation or responsibility on the part of investigators, in addition to the fact that data accuracy obtained in most basic research is generally not sufficiently high to qualify as clinical grade.
