Sentence examples for recorded sufficiently from inspiring English sources
Clearly, an important experimental consideration is to set up the in situ experiment such that the NMR spectra can be recorded sufficiently quickly that the time resolution of the measurement is compatible with the timescale of the changes that occur in the adsorption process.
The generations after Alexio II, are not recorded sufficiently to accurately present a pedigree.
Education and family history might also be considered to be confounders but neither could be included in the analysis because they are not recorded sufficiently often on either the QResearch or CPRD databases.
Many studies showed that to obtain images which describe the 'true' topography of a sample surface, the images should be recorded using sufficiently high set-point amplitudes and high rsp values.
Raman spectra were recorded using sufficiently low power levels to ensure no photo-damage.
In our experiments we examined the influence of environmental visual information on the response of the H1 cell because it can be recorded for sufficiently long times.
Neither Deutscher nor Carr has found Stalin's truly appalling record sufficiently impressive to raise doubts about the ultimate value of the Russian October Revolution's historic achievements.
The retirees argue that the university has not made its microfiche records sufficiently available so that they can find a specific document or official pronouncement made between 1952 and 2007 that would substantiate their claim to lifetime coverage.
We think they need to be sampling case records sufficiently regularly to reassure themselves that things are being done properly on the wards.
It is observed that if the features of the shoe had been sufficiently recorded in a substrate at a scene, and the features of a shoe are sufficiently recorded in a standard substrate, a shoe print examination can be conducted.
Energetic electrons from Z → e+e− decays will be recorded at a sufficiently high rate, even at the initial low luminosity, to provide an intercalibration of calorimeter regions and to set the absolute energy scale.
