Sentence examples for handled sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Uncertainty is not handled sufficiently by more than half of the studies (Question 5) [ 13, 15, 18– 24, 25, 27, 27, 30].

As it is impossible to handle sufficiently well all operating conditions of this system, the operating states of the system are distinguished and these are: normal, disturbed and emergency.

All poultry meat should be properly handled and sufficiently cooked in order to reduce the risk of food poisoning.

Dame Anne Owers, who chairs the IPCC, said the figures showed police forces were "not handling complaints sufficiently well".

He criticized the New York City Public Health Department for doing very little, specifically when Public Health Director David Sencer refused to call AIDS an emergency and stated that the Public Health Department need not do anything because the gay community was handling it sufficiently.

Next, a conceptual analysis was conducted that examined whether each of the ethical issues identified was sufficiently handled under the current set of recommendations for the cases where individuals were not re- contacted for a follow-up GDR study but contacted to participate in an original GDR study because their genetic information is available in public or private health care records.

Bathed in a warm glow by Animal Collective producer Ben H Allen, empathetic laments such as "The Cat With the Cream" and "Ever Had a Little Faith?" are sufficiently lovingly handled to ameliorate taints of over-familiarity.

The differences between disciplines were handled by construction of sufficiently large samples of articles for each scientific discipline using the Scopus breakdown.

Thus, SVM are chosen as a possible classifier, of which we know it can handle the task sufficiently.

From what I can tell, LISA is designed to work best alongside email marketing campaigns that then produce in-bound enquiries that its AI can sufficiently handle.

It is likely that new statistical approaches will need to be developed, before we can sufficiently handle these effects with confidence.