Sentence examples for sufficient for concluding from inspiring English sources

On their own, these premises are not sufficient for concluding one way or the other.

Whether a disproportionate outcome is sufficient for concluding that there is an injustice against the members of the group is a substantive moral question.

Similarly to Proposition 32 about (L^p({{mathbb R}^{N}}))-valued solutions, we now specify the special form of sequential compactness that is sufficient for concluding the existence of solutions (to the full nonlinear problem) from Euler approximations (on the basis of autonomous linear problems).

Others think that people react to the prospect of chimeras with repugnance, but such reactions are not themselves sufficient grounds for concluding that an activity is immoral.

Mr Justice Wyn Williams said the inspector who investigated the noise impact of the site during the appeal did not give sufficient reasons for concluding sound levels generated would be unacceptable.

One has a prima facie duty to do some act just in case there is a sufficient basis for concluding that it is one's duty to do it.

In the ninth chapter Campanella reaffirms, against any skeptical position, that the existence of many false religions is not a sufficient reason for concluding that all religions are fundamentally false, just as the lack of skill on the part of many doctors does not demonstrate the falsity of medicine.

Although this evidence is consistent with Sipa1 being a metastasis susceptibility gene, one could argue that these data are not sufficient to conclude for certain that the Sipa1 polymorphism is a "constitutional genetic polymorphism affecting tumor metastasis" [ 5].

While the overall performance of the OpenACC code is found to be satisfactory, we also observe some significant limitations and restrictions imposed by the OpenACC API regarding certain useful features of modern Fortran (2003/8); these are sufficient for us to conclude that it would not be practical to apply OpenACC to our full research code at this time due to the amount of refactoring required.

A more difficult question is whether greater similarity in MZ pairs is sufficient to conclude a role for genes.

However, in spite of the low number of patients, the power of the study is sufficient to conclude that the probability for an increased responsiveness with formaldehyde is very low (3%).