Sentence examples for sufficient for trial from inspiring English sources

Judge John Kronstadt denied the musicians' motion for summary judgment, ruling that Blurred Lines's similarities to Gaye's Got to Give It Up are sufficient for trial.

Also, security agencies often have the intelligence but have difficulty converting it into evidence sufficient for trial.

The empirical study was conducted in 2003, which allowed sufficient time for trial completion and publication.

A 95% confidence interval (CI) for the TD with a total width of 0.8% (absolute) was considered sufficient for this trial and could be obtained with 50 completed participants per group.

According to previous studies, a 7-year time window is sufficient for most trials to recruit participants, collect data, prepare a manuscript and publish the manuscript.

Putting merely a statement that the margin was determined based on clinically acceptable difference is not sufficient for any subsequent trial replications.

As depression will be the primary outcome, the intended sample size will be sufficient for an exploratory trial.

This is sufficient for many behavioural trials as well as drug trials where immediate randomisation is required.

The combination of yield and purification complexity compromised the ability to produce the PTAT diagnostic in quantities sufficient for larger clinical trials and commercialization.

Each year, a single batch of an appropriate quantity of seeds sufficient for all field trials was coated, dried in ambient air for a few minutes and stored in the dark at room temperature in paper bags for ca. 3 days until sowing.

The resulting pools, an Alu I digest and a Rsa I digest, contain microgram quantities of genomic DNA, sufficient for several amplification trials.