Sentence examples for records are sufficient from inspiring English sources

Results demonstrate that 30 years of daily rainfall records are sufficient to allow suitable assessment of the system performance.

To develop understanding of the long-term fluctuation in the North Pacific Ocean, proxy-based paleoclimate reconstructions are necessary because instrumental records are sufficient for calculating the PDO index (Mantua et al. 1997; Zhang et al. 1997) and the NPGO (Di Lorenzo et al. 2008) index from only A.D. 1900 and A.D. 1950, respectively.

However, protein and fat can be calculated accurately based on four days, while two- and three-day records are sufficient for analysis of micronutrient and carbohydrate intakes [ 40].

The Mosaic label's new limited-edition reissue, "The Complete Blue Note Recordings of Herbie Nichols," a thoroughly and lovingly documented five-record boxed set that almost doubles the amount of Nichols's music available on records, is sufficient to establish him as a major artist.

When an alleged error involves a payment to a third party under the financial institution's telephone bill-payment plan, a review of the institution's own records is sufficient, assuming no agreement exists between the institution and the third party concerning the bill-payment service.

Though the literature reports that many factors can affect validity of self reported data such as recall and willingness of participants to report it [ 36, 37], the concordance of self-reported data and medical records is sufficient to allow the use of self-report [ 38, 39].

For others, the threat of a criminal record is sufficient to deter them in public, and so they pre-game instead, doing their heaviest drinking behind closed doors before heading to a bar or club.

It is not easy to see why he would want rid of Nemtsov but, all the same, Kadyrov's track record was sufficient for many people to view a motive as unnecessary.

This brings the very concern on whether the observational record is sufficient to spin up numerical dynamo models.

The record is sufficient to permit such an inference". Since Glenn violated the rule of "pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered" (the court didn't say this, but you get the point) by transferring nearly all of his assets to Sorrento Enterprises and its series units, they could be determined to be a continuation of Glenn's real estate business, and thus liable to PNC for Glenn's real estate debt.

A dark period of 24 h prior to electrophysiological recording was sufficient for full recovery of photocurrents, showing that the decrease in current amplitude was not permanent but slowly reverted in the dark within several hours (Fig. 1E).