Sentence examples for large enough to link from inspiring English sources

The number of Internet merchants using reciprocal marketing is not yet large enough to link a broad array of e-tailers together.

Second, the study sample size was not large enough to examine the link between HF-HRV and respiration in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder subtypes so it is unclear if a specific clinical population was exerting a disproportionately large influence on the observed results.

Another limitation of this study is that the numbers were not large enough to assess the link between obesity and perinatal death.

The box, which is large enough to accommodate big items, is wirelessly linked to a Web-based access control system that dictates who can unlock the box and when.

Thus, the values for and are chosen to make negligible for values of and large enough to compensate other forces and avoid link breaks for values of.

Community-scale systems also occupy an "economic sweet spot" when they're small enough to efficiently link to the local grid, yet large enough to achieve competitive electricity rates.

Wall said the study was not large enough to draw any firm conclusions yet, although it did show interesting activity in brain areas linked to reward and addiction, and in areas involved in perception of taste and smell.

"We do not need to build a lot of infrastructure to host the World Cup because we have good transport links internationally and we have stadiums that are large enough to host the event.

While previous studies have shown a link between social connectedness and longer life, this study was large enough to suggest specific causes of death.

Even if the buffer at the RS is large enough to store all the data for the MS, the resources on the BS-RS link have been wasted when the MS performs a handover to another RS or BS.

Since this category would only be likely to affect ILI outcomes in a severe pandemic for which morbidity and mortality were large enough to threaten the maintenance of essential services, this association seems very unlikely to reflect a causal link.