Sentence examples for relate sufficiently from inspiring English sources

A definition of integrated working was provided to respondents (close collaboration between….your care home and the NHS), but this did not provide sufficient information to enable care home managers to distinguish between loose linkages, coordinated care and formal collaborative arrangements, or to relate sufficiently to the concept of integration.

Some of this makes sense but it does not constitute an agenda that relates sufficiently to people's lives – how people work, how they're housed, how they care for their family, how their children are schooled, how safe their streets are.

The S.E.C.'s challenge in pursuing its insider trading case against the Mindlins is showing that knowledge about Goldman's hedging transactions related was sufficiently important to constitute material information when the market already anticipated increased trading in the companies that comprise an index.

Not exactly related, but sufficiently similar as to pique my interest in the context of Linux fragmentation).

Only those items were considered that were related to sufficiently pronounced signs or symptoms (reference items).

For each patient only those items were included in TDC that were related to sufficiently pronounced signs or symptoms of that patient (reference items).

These examples are consistent with the co-evolution model, in which phage and host RNR genes are closely related, but sufficiently different to allow discrimination between phages and hosts.

We here additionally included the ThyTSQ and found comparable effect sizes of correlations to ThySRQ items and AWI-18 as already shown between the other two questionnaires, implying that the three questionnaires measure related but sufficiently separate constructs.

The Court concluded that the whistleblower's conduct did not sufficiently relate to mail fraud, shareholder fraud, or securities fraud to be protected under the federal Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

A new species was born: the rock-and-roll session player, hip enough to relate to rock yet sufficiently disciplined to crank out an album a day.

When analyzing issues of constitutionality, especially with regards to equal protection and due process issues, courts generally apply a balancing-test analysis between the government's legitimate interest versus whether the measures they have adopted are sufficiently related to furthering and purpose as well as whether they are sufficiently narrowly tailored and minimally burdensome.