The results discussed above are already persuasive but not precise enough to make sufficient judgment.
Stroke the ball to the front wall with sufficient judgment to make it bounce at the back of the court behind the service box.
First, the CHW must have sufficient clinical judgment to accurately identify those children who are in crisis.
I'm not feeling it.' " If the church leaders felt that the musicians weren't playing with sufficient spirit, the judgments they made were sometimes harsh.
However, serial processes can lead to efficient processing if information from only one image is sufficient for adequate judgments and the additional image is redundant and potentially unnecessary (Neriani et al., 2008).
"In many ways, the secretary is arguing that the conservatorship, the portfolio limits, are both necessary and sufficient in his judgment," said Dodd. "His early judgments were wrong in his view, and many of us are wondering if they're right this time".
This is not sufficient for good judgment, but is required for credibility, and can provide a publicly accessible check.
What we know about the FISA order is not sufficient to pass judgment.
Thus, the IAUC values, along with the use of fasting insulin and HOMA-IR provide, in our judgment, sufficient data to support our contention that the MA were less insulin sensitive than NHW at the commencement of the intervention, and that insulin sensitivity improved in both groups as a result of the diet-exercise intervention.
AD is a degenerative brain syndrome characterized by a progressive decline in memory, thinking, comprehension, calculation, language, learning capacity, and judgment sufficient to impair personal activities of daily living.
