Sentence examples for report sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Was Friday's US employment report sufficiently gentle to calm investors and stop them fretting about a potential calamity when the US Federal Reserve starts to withdraw its monetary medicine?

"One of the big problems we have at the moment - which I don't think the report sufficiently addresses - is that London is becoming a kind of giant suction machine, draining the life out of the rest of the country, and I think more balance in that respect would be helpful," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Q10 = Does the report sufficiently express the research value?

Despite the introduction of more specific subcategories for drowning in the ICD-10, many countries were found to be failing to report sufficiently specific codes in drowning mortality data submitted to the WHO.

BLAST fails to report sufficiently long hits but, e.g., in the case of the 134 nt long Human H/ACA snoRNA 42 (SNORA42 in the snoRNABase [ 15]), dumps more than 10 millions short hits in the mouse genome when executed in a very sensitive mode with small word sizes and high expectation values (options: -W 8 -e 1e+20 -F F).

An international comparison study indicated that the main reason for which injury-related deaths are coded as unspecified is that medical certifiers (including medical examiners and coroners) fail to report sufficiently detailed information on the death certificates to allow coders to assign specific codes [ 12].

However, such materials have yet to be investigated and reported sufficiently.

It is very difficult to reflect on the feedback reports sufficiently.

However, adverse events were reported sufficiently for all patients included in the study in other reports, which were not eligible for this review.

Thirdly, almost all ILI cases coming to a private clinic were not recorded and therefore not reported sufficiently to the CHSs.

In the present study, pre-operative co-morbidity was not reported sufficiently often, but initial speed had a positive regression on post-operative speed, again, however, without significance.