Sentence examples for is defined enough from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately for my sense of semantic taste I found that this terms is defined enough to appear in Wikipedia.
Another characteristic, asceticism, is universal, provided the term is defined widely enough so as to include all supererogatory (voluntarily undertaken rather than wholly prescribed) religious practices.
Meanwhile, a studio that's between 70 sq ft and 90 sq ft (so the size of the Kentish Town flat) is defined as enough space for a single adult.
If the threshold is defined low enough to accept a large number of streams on one streaming server in a stable streaming environment even if the stream bandwidth changes, this reflects the most cost effective point of operation.
As Schuwirth & Van der Vleuten concluded: "the arguments of validation can only be made if the construct we want to assess is defined clearly enough and when all theoretical notions about it are sufficiently concrete" [ 34].
Moreover, it implies that different phenotypes could in theory promote different underlying diplotype states Δ a useful feature when locus m is defined broadly enough to contain multiple recombinants and therefore multiple configurations of Δ, of which only one is relevant to the interrogated QTL.
59– 61 Severe CH is defined as CH troublesome enough that the patient regrets undergoing ETS.
Dose‐limiting toxicity is defined as toxicity unacceptable enough to prevent an increase in dose or undesirable toxicity.
A more elaborate vision, one that is not very useful today because of lack of enough data and enough science, is defined in Experimental Man and websites like Quantified Self.
A population patch is defined as an area large enough to support breeding for 10 years or more, even if the patch is isolated from interaction with other populations of the species (Majka et al. 2007).
Interestingly enough, morality is defined by OxfordDictionaries.com as "a particular system of values and principles of conduct, especially one held by a specified person or society".
