Sentence examples for of sufficiently good from inspiring English sources

Even so, the achievement of sufficiently good confinement of the plasma to permit useful release of energy has turned out to be far more difficult than the first fusion researchers hoped.

The judge, citing what he called Mr. La Cloche's "minimization" of his lawbreaking past, said the would-be barber still fell short of "sufficiently good moral character" to cut hair.

Imagine that before you were allowed to put your change into a charity collection bucket, you had to prove you were of sufficiently good character for your donation to be accepted.

Mr Straw ruled that Mr Fayed's involvement in the Commons cash for questions affair and the break-in to the safe deposit box meant he was not of sufficiently good character to hold a British passport.

A doting grandmother might know that her grandchild is not a thief on the basis of sufficiently good evidence, but would still believe that he wasn't a thief, even if he were, because she loves him.

The observed data is of sufficiently good quality to be used for inversion, and the SA result demonstrates that the proposed VEC-DC system is able to estimate the sub-seafloor resistivity structure.

Although the result may too positive compared with a blinded, really independent assessment, it permits to generate the working hypothesis of a sufficiently good prediction of the therapeutic effect by means of the MRS scale.

The method solves two issues of previous algorithms which were restricted to one spatial dimension, namely, (i) the inversion of a dense matrix and (ii) the acquisition of a sufficiently good initial-guess for non-linear systems of equations.

10 This form comprises of nine appraisal criteria and any study that met more than four of these criteria was considered to be of a sufficiently good quality.

Recognising that these are not likely to be randomised controlled trials, suicide prevention researchers should draw on other areas of public health which have grappled with the issue of what constitutes sufficiently good evidence of effectiveness [ 43, 44], and on the broader evaluation literature which stresses the importance of underpinning evaluations with sound program theory [ 45].

A further potential mediator for the effectiveness of an intervention implemented in everyday clinical practice concerns the quality of care; if sufficiently good measures of service quality are available at a local level, data should also be collected for this parameter.