Sentence examples for representatives enough to from inspiring English sources

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He's individual enough to win our animal sympathies and representative enough to stimulate our intellects.

In this context, sampling strategy is of key importance and should be representative enough to appropriately assess the related microbial risk.

No test, and no single point in time, is representative enough to justify an educational decision for a student or for a school.

The extended taxonomy was representative enough to classify the projects in a clear way.

Iterative cycles of testing and revision should be provided to develop more comprehensive illustrative vocabulary descriptors representative enough to adequately reflect the range of CSE illustrative scales.

The conclusion of this study was that the widely available International Commission on Illumination CIEE) standard illuminants was not representative enough to the actual daylight measurements obtained under widely varying weather conditions to be used to reliably optimise the spectral responses [12].

This leads to the constitution of a perceptually validated sound corpus with regard to the motor, instrument-like, and impact categories, which is now large and representative enough to consider the conception and validation of a predictive tool for automatic classification of environmental sounds in these three categories.

These comments do not, of course, exhaust all of the concerns raised by the participants in the focus group about Obama's agenda, but D Corps regarded them as representative enough to include in their sampling of comments.

The sample seems to be small and not representative enough to allow us to extrapolate the data for a larger population.

We do not yet know though whether such a definition is comprehensive or representative enough to reflect the crisis experience of parents who care for individuals with ASD.