Sentence examples for sufficient in relation to from inspiring English sources

This document also raises question about whether the implementation of this provision is sufficient in relation to the requirements of the Kindergarten Act and regulations.

In our context, beginner students might initially judge their efforts as sufficient (in relation to what they have been used to at school), but later rate them as inadequate (when their frame of reference has shifted after some months at university).

The relative broad diameter of the patella tunnels (5 mm) posteriorly describe in the Ahmad et al. research (Ahmad et al. 2014) appears to be sufficient in relation to the 18 mm average of the medial patella thickness described by Baldwin & House (2005), but not in the stress conditions emulated in this experimental study.

So, although less frequent, it was sufficient in relation to the need".

Functionality-related characteristics such as speed and ease of use of the eCDS system and reliability of guidance are important but not sufficient in relation to uptake by primary care professionals.

Risk factors for cancer are designated as causal when the evidence from observational and laboratory research is judged sufficient in relation to criteria for causality; the extent to which cancers of specific sites can be avoided is best estimated by the attributable risk statistic, which incorporates both the exposure pattern and the relative risk for the cancer-causing agent.

The question for the court was whether that law should be understood to require that the explosive be carried "in relation" to the underlying felony, or whether it was sufficient that it occurred at the same time.

The criticism that can be made of this approach is that it presupposes an independent understanding of causes as necessary and/or sufficient conditions in relation to their consequences.

Finally, it was submitted that the Prosecution had not adduced any or sufficient evidence in relation to 185 separate allegations contained in the three indictments (Prosecutor v. Milošević 3 March 2004, sections III.E, IV.D, V.C ..52.

Studies designed around this conceptual framework have shown that moderate cerebral hypothermia initiated as early as possible before the onset of secondary deterioration, and continued for a sufficient duration in relation to the severity of the cerebral injury, has been associated with potent, long-lasting neuroprotection in both adult and perinatal species.

To minimize the risk of axial migration, it is important to use stems in a sufficient diameter in relation to the femoral canal.