How much intelligence and understanding, for instance, is sufficient?
And, contra Mill's inductivism, because we have direct experience of generality and of relations, a single instance is sufficient to establish the universal proposition (say, that all glass is brittle).
In addition, our MetS risk score that was developed using BMI z-score had near-perfect ability (ROC AUC=0.96) to discriminate against an ATP-III-based classification that utilized WC percentile cut-offs, indicating use of BMI in this instance is sufficient in the creation of a continuous representation of the traditional MetS diagnosis.
In both towns, actual raids were, of course, associated with a degree of alarm and anxiety, which cannot in the circumstances be regarded as abnormal, and which in no instance was sufficient to provoke mass anti-social behaviour.
Whether the binding to fibrous tissue seen in some instances is sufficient to cause diagnostic uncertainty when 791T/36 is used for scanning requires further investigation.
However, the considered instances were sufficient to evaluate the behavior of the algorithm with large datasets.
As for Consistency, for instance, it is sufficient to access via R an impossible world where both A and ¬A are true.
The experimental ratio of 71% was most compatible with the assumption that only one dominant telomere, for instance, the shortest, is sufficient for senescence onset.
While individual users and their individual behavior are not considered, in instances where there is sufficient accumulated evidence, the search function can consider document popularity thanks to a user view.
Of course, there are exceptions to this rule: "It's a boy!" for instance, is both sufficient and worth telling everyone you know (incidentally, congratulations to CrunchGear writer Matt on the new baby), but I think we all know that the bulk of Twitter is not life-changing announcements or granules of compact wit and wisdom.
We will be looking at this more closely in future articles, but the fundamental principle of falsificationism is this: any contradictory instance to a theory is sufficient to falsify that theory, regardless of how many positive examples appear to support it.
