Sentence examples for sufficient gauge from inspiring English sources

And if the success of the James Bond franchise is a sufficient gauge, Fleming was right on the Moneypenny.

Always use sufficient gauge wire for your amplifier's power needs.

In this discussion, it is important to note that the pressures traditionally used in clinical practice to judge VILI hazard--all based on airway pressure alone--might not be sufficient to gauge risk for injury when the chest wall is abnormally stiff or the patient breathes actively.

About two to three tablespoons of peanut butter should be sufficient but gauge this by the consistency.

The initial requirement is for the equipment to be fitted with sufficient pressure gauges and other monitoring devices to indicate the conditions under which it is working.

It is not sufficient for gauging the quality of the datasets.

Officials throughout the government said they felt that they still lacked sufficient information to gauge how seriously Al Qaeda's abilities to plan and carry out further attacks had been damaged.

Other conditions, such as Down syndrome, may be very mild to very severe, but a prenatal test may not be able to give you sufficient information to gauge the likely severity of the condition.

The following is a sufficient condition for a gauge function of order r.

Finally, the samples obtained by needle of 16 gauge were sufficient for intraoperative diagnosis.

After sterile draping and sufficient disinfection, a 22-gauge needle attached to a 10-ml syringe was inserted into and withdrawn from the lymph node three times under aspiration while sonographically monitored.