Sentence examples for represent sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The results of the PCA show that there are no feature combinations within the rotational and translational velocity groups that represent sufficiently well in lower dimensions the variances within the data.

Salmonella enterica serovars typhi, paratyphi A & B, typhimurium and enteritidis represent sufficiently large disease burden to animal kingdom.

For non-longitudinal data sets, the three character postal code, gender, and month/year of birth represent sufficiently low re-identification risk.

These differences increase as the number of components in the assembly grows, because connections are usually not represented sufficiently well in the FE model.

Each informational class was represented by minimum number of five to ten training areas to ensure that the spectral properties of each category were represented sufficiently (Campbell 1996).

Of the total of 144 pollen taxa, 54 were represented sufficiently in both pollen and vegetation to allow correlation analysis, and 47 showed a significant positive correlation (p < 0.05) between their proportion in the pollen and the proportion of corresponding plant species in the vegetation.

P < 0.05 represents statistical significance and P < 0.01 represents sufficiently statistical significance.

The mitochondrial inserts are represented sufficiently to produce an assembly but are not proportionally represented in the read pool.

However, the excluded Swedish hospitals represented sufficiently closely the overall distribution of hospital characteristics in Sweden, and the rejection did not create any significant bias to our comparison.

From these results we conclude that the cryospheric processes have been represented sufficiently realistic to allow for a climate change impact analysis.

Ethnicity and language-related disadvantages in health have been shown to exist in Nova Scotia, 39 40 but the proportions of minority ethnic and language groups are very small, and were not represented sufficiently in many communities.