Sentence examples for sufficient for work from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the reason, missing data is very common in today's EHR databases, leading to datasets that may not be sufficient for work relying on the secondary use of EHR data.

Social, economic and political stability depended upon inheritance and the smooth transfer of titles, money and land down through the generations, as well as on the availability of sufficient bodies for work and military strength.

The approximations used in solving the Boltzmann transport equation for the space setting are often not sufficient for laboratory work and those issues are the main emphasis of the present work.

Satisfying (1) through (4) is considered sufficient for a work to be "an instantiation of 'Latin American philosophy'" (Moulines 2010, p. 460).

File system storage proved sufficient for the work described, but future deployments would benefit from using large file stores, with extension to archive servers at supercomputing centers.

This type of device array fabricated on a curved surface will enable the development of robot fingers equipped with a sensitive tactile sense, which is sufficient for precision work such as palpation or surgery.

While standard QSGW would be sufficient for this work, we can do a little better by exploiting our knowledge of the small errors originating from the missing vertex in Π.

The general consensus was that fit-tested N95 masks and goggles are sufficient for most work.

Expression of quantities sufficient for structural work is one problem, but stability is probably the single most important barrier to progress.

This small scale transient transfection method can yield on average 10 μg/ml and so could be used in cases where very small amounts of proteins are sufficient for downstream work (e.g. protein micro-arrays) or could be used as a pre-screen prior to larger scale culture.

Because Sinn Féin, the political wing of the I.R.A., looked set to win five seats — which, as it doesn't acknowledge the sovereignty of the British state, it wouldn't take up — three hundred and twenty-three seats would be sufficient for a working majority.