Sentence examples for sufficient examination of from inspiring English sources

There could not have been sufficient examination of evidence".

Barrister Michael Powers QC, who is acting for the group of doctors, said Hunt's comments gave weight to their argument that Hutton's inquiry did not represent a sufficient examination of the cause of Kelly's death.

The authors concluded that teaching with the objective of student "belief" in evolution may suggest to students that they should abandon their previous religious convictions, and it might further imply that they should do so without sufficient examination of the evidence.

Since even single-slice investigations usually located on the umbilical region allow sufficient examination of abdominal adipose tissue distribution in both genders, we consider our approach as being appropriate.

As truly representative sampling was not feasible the pathfinder sampling method was adopted incorporating sufficient examination sites to cover relevant groups of the population intended [ 21].

The lawsuit against the EPA argues that, via "conditional registrations", the regulator rushed the neonicotinoids into the market without sufficient examination and since that time has failed to take account of new information.

This feature article reviews the technical aspects relating to the X-ray CT imaging of composites such as obtaining sufficient contrast, examination of thin panels, sample size/resolution issues, quantification of damage and defects, and image-based modelling.

In most patients portal-venous phase imaging is sufficient for examination of the abdomen and pelvis.

We checked whether the inter-item correlations were sufficient, by an examination of the correlation matrix.

"We also note the court's decision that schedule 7, as in force at the time of this incident, did not provide sufficient protection against the examination of journalistic material".

Turkey is a big and dynamic emerging market and Turkish firms may provide sufficient information for the examination of the relationships between KMC, LC and ED.