Sentence examples for sufficient exploration from inspiring English sources

"Their production is declining, and there is not sufficient exploration activity going on," José Valera, a Houston-based consultant to oil companies in Quito, said of Ecuador.

"Sonar existence coincident with strandings isn't sufficient exploration".

However, we achieved saturation on all aspects of our interview guide and our findings are consistent with previous research published in this field, indicating a sufficient exploration.

Thus, I conclude that the combined search heuristic of TDR and NNI is a sufficient exploration of the tree space in these simulations and report and discuss the results for one run only.

Emerging from such recognitions, we have identified a consistent process as to how particular requests for formal education programmes come to the Island Deans to ensure that there has been sufficient exploration of current and future human resource needs within VIHA and that the request is based on available evidence.

We envision our books to be well focused and relatively brief (at least by traditional book publishing standards), meant to respect the limited bandwidth our readers have available while still allowing for sufficient intellectual exploration and actionable guidance.

This sample size of 30 was considered sufficient for exploration of the data, and quotas were applied to each specialty (tissue viability nurses ~30%, clinical nurse specialists ~30%, podiatrists ~20%, and dermatologists ~20%) to ensure a representative sample of each specialist group.

It is understood that for deep alluvial soil deposits, GPR is not solely sufficient for subsurface exploration.

So far, we have seen evidence that displaying the complete set of events, and tweets, by their chronological order, appears to be sufficient for event exploration.

The interviews also lasted between 30-60 minutes, which was deemed sufficient for thorough exploration of the key topics.

In contrast with Gibbs sampling where 3 or more steps are required [ 16], we show that a single slice step is sufficient as an exploration procedure.