Sentence examples for is closely enough from inspiring English sources

Economics is closely enough linked to optimization by agents in an economy that an influential definition relatedly describes economics qua science as the "study of human behavior as a relationship between ends and scarce means" with alternative uses.

Still, the content of this instrument is closely enough related to level and quality of care that it may serve as a template for developing a scale to measure level or quality of care.

Two of the most important of these, environments and kinetics, are closely enough connected with sculpture to be regarded by many artists and critics as branches or offshoots of sculpture.

But it perpetually collides with the equal efforts of other bodies, and ends by making an arrangement ('unifying') with those that are closely enough related to it:—thus they conspire together to power.

While diverging from the Copenhagen prescription mentioned above, some modal interpretations take real states of systems to be closely enough related to quantum states that entangled systems' violation of quantum state separability implies some kind of holism or nonseparability.

Already in The Logic of Modern Physics he had opined: "I personally question whether the elements of Einstein's formulation, such as curvature of space-time, are closely enough connected with immediate physical experience ever to be accepted as an ultimate in a scheme of explanation, and I very much feel the need for a formulation in more intimate physical terms" (1927, 176).

seems to be just the same sort of thing as a promise, or at least it would seem that they are closely enough related that one would be barred from using one of them to 'explain' the other on pain of vacuity.

Durbin has been closely enough involved that other senators have begun to call him and the other three senators who voted to approve the presidential deficit commission recommendations "D-triple-C" -- Durbin, Conrad, Coburn and Crapo.

Even so, that work has been criticized for not being closely enough tied to causal mechanisms, thereby limiting applicability in understanding how particular interventions might work.

Moreover, the two species must be closely enough related that the silent site divergence, in all three compartments, has not reached saturation (Kimura et al. 1983)—not trivial requirements when considering that most protists are poorly sampled and poorly studied.

At a minimum, we show that for all known members of certain phyla (and for all their relatives that are closely enough related so as to be classified to these phyla from short metagenomic reads), there are low levels of nucleotide content variation that cannot be explained by low levels of sequence diversity.