Sentence examples for significant enough to permit from inspiring English sources
But he said that harm was not significant enough to permit the association to prevail.
Both ERs bind tamoxifen and their main ligand, oestradiol, with similar affinity, but the differences within the ligand-binding pockets are significant enough to permit the synthesis of ER α- and ER β-selective ligands (Kuiper et al, 1998).
It amounts to a claim that differences substantial enough to permit substantive differentiation in formulating legislative policy do not permit differentiation as to remedy.
At the same time, it is short enough to permit administration of 20 30 mCi of 99mTc without imposing a significant radiation dose to the patients.
It's also enough to permit him some slack.
The setback occurred early enough to permit further adjustment.
During March May, daytime tides are not high enough to permit marsh access.
Mere repentance is not enough to permit escape from the overwhelming power of sin.
Wednesday, Feb. 22 By late afternoon, the clouds have cleared just enough to permit a flight.
For example, if we say that a bottle is perfect, we mean it can contain a significant quantity of liquid in its body; that its neck is long enough to be grasped comfortably and firmly; that the bore is wide enough to permit a rapid flow of liquid; and so on.
The typical symptoms and lesions induced by the virus are usually enough to permit the correct clinical diagnosis.
