Sentence examples for sufficient estimates of from inspiring English sources

However ADE is neither a sufficient (estimates of rates of DHF in those experiencing secondary infection range from 1.8 12% patients[16], [17]), nor an absolutely necessary precondition for the development of severe disease (not every severe case occurs in those experiencing secondary infection – although the overwhelming majority do).

It is possible that AcIR measurements of grasses and legumes are not a sufficient estimate of their lignin content, and that if glucose yields were evaluated versus the true lignin content, a significant effect might be seen.

Whereas the geothermal gradient for a given region is commonly constrained to a sufficient degree, estimates of porosities, fracture systems, permeabilities, and therefore the achievable convective heat flow in a planned fractured reservoir are subject to large uncertainties (Agemar et al. 2012; Domenico and Palciauskas 1973).

This should be sufficient to calculate sufficiently precise estimates of the feasibility outcomes listed above.

Forty patients will be sufficient to provide estimates of SD alongside published literature and 20 patients will be sufficient to estimate compliance levels to inform a larger adequately powered study.

However, the available data were not considered sufficient for deriving estimates of this contribution.

However, the size of these images was not sufficient to provide estimates of some of the bulk properties, such as residual saturations and interfacial areas.

Note in this respect that applying the inverse CRF is not sufficient to obtain estimates of the RAW sensor data, because the component-wise CRF does not take color space operations (such as color corrections, white balancing,..) into account.

Only WT, –RdRp and GnK48 conditions generated quantities of RVF-VLPs that were sufficient for accurate estimates of RVF-VLP size.

Data from these calibration experiments are sufficient to make estimates of statistical power and predictions of sample size and minimum observable effect sizes.

Implementation of the PROMIS® CATs to date suggests that 4 to 6 questions are sufficient for precise estimates of health-related domains.