"statistically sufficient" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where a sample size is large enough to make confident conclusions from the data. For example, "The survey had a statistically significant number of participants, allowing us to make accurate conclusions about their preferences."
Hemisphere that underwent FUS alone (i.e., FUS group) neither showed statistically sufficient plaque differences when comparing to cortex nor hippocampus.
Given the large number of discontinuities in the Ulysses data set there is a statistically sufficient number for further study.
Four weeks of baseline with 3 weeks of treatment were determined to be clinically and statistically sufficient.
However, due to the large number of elements needed to produce sufficient accuracy for the curved boundary of circular voids or modelling a statistically sufficient number of voids with a random distribution in both the void size and the position, no such model has yet been produced.
For this class of applications, the conventional reservoir sampling technique can lead to a potential damage in the statistical quality of the sample because it does not guarantee the inclusion of a statistically sufficient number of tuples in the sample from each sub-stream.
Our sample data is statistically sufficient for analysis with respect to height and weight.
Even though the analysis of a single animal is statistically not sufficient, the unique dataset containing a complete plaque growth kinetic further supports this idea.
The report warned that the overall disparities it found were "statistically significant and sufficient to warrant a finding of discrimination unless the company can demonstrate at trial that the statistical disparities are caused by legitimate, nondiscriminatory factors".
On a conventional stress-life curve, commonly called the S N curve, HCF occurs at the right end of the curve where the number of cycles is usually too large to be able to obtain sufficient statistically significant data to be able to characterize the material behavior with a very high degree of confidence.
In summary, the results suggest that the proposed factor structure presents a statistically adequate and sufficient fit to the data, indicating the absence of severe common method variance.
This two-dimensional configuration was found to be statistically and substantially sufficient in accordance with the goal of emphasizing a parsimonious and substantive interpretation consistent with a rigorous empirical analysis.
