Sentence examples for of great enough from inspiring English sources
Adam Hampshire, lead author of the study, from Imperial College London, says: "The critical fact is that the level of brain abnormality correlates strongly with the measure of head impacts of great enough severity to warrant being taken out of play.
However, the larger declines in predicted efficacy against Acinetobacter are of great enough magnitude that a clinical effect may commonly be seen.
Collectively, these findings suggest that HMB can augment increases in hypertrophy and LBM in both untrained and trained populations so long as the training stimulus is of great enough relative magnitude to cause significant and frequent perturbations to skeletal muscle.
As the creator of the Chidori, Kakashi has reached a level of control great enough that he can split a bolt of lightning, resulting in his version being called the "Lightning Blade".
Special sensory devices (chordotonal organs) convey the extent of stress in the cuticle to the animal's nervous system, thus preventing the generation of stresses great enough to damage the structure.
No foods that have been examined to date other than fish were found to have a level of contamination great enough to result in reaching the TDI for PFOS or PFOA, assuming realistic consumed amounts.
That's a span of time great enough to encompass some honest-to-goodness catastrophe.
It was a collection of artists great enough to rival any other festival I've seen this summer, foreign or otherwise, including the much bigger players like Glastonbury, Dekmantel and Dimensions.
That is, is the rate of adaptation great enough that, on average, a recent adaptive fixation will have occurred in a gene undergoing recurrent adaptation?
Presently, it is difficult to conclude that there is any evidence of risk of malignancy from exogenous insulin of a size great enough to modify clinical practice decisions.
But science gives us no precise definition of what kind of effect is great enough to be called a disruption.
