Sentence examples for sufficient mark from inspiring English sources

As Kant concisely summarizes his position: " the law of reason to seek unity is necessary, since without it we would have no reason, and without that, no coherent use of the understanding, and, lacking that, no sufficient mark of empirical truth…" (A651/B679).[6] This brings us to the second key point offered in the Critique: reason's role in scientific knowledge.

Daniel Ubani withdrew an application to join a "performers list" run by the NHS in Leeds when he failed to score sufficient marks in an English test and did not provide guarantees he would only work locally.

Therefore, only a few unsatisfactory or just sufficient marks are to be expected.

The National Bureau of Economic Research, which adjudicates these things, decided that uptick in G.D.P. was sufficient to mark the recession's trough.

For individually labeled glomeruli, the standard Imaris box was sufficient to mark the region of interest.

After this, it is sufficient to mark as "non left-maximal" any node in the trie that has at least one child with as many genes as itself.

Thus, CD34 expression alone is not sufficient to mark a skin cancer stem cell but in addition genes, which currently remain unknown are also required to be correctly expressed.

This is because the change in the prevalence rate of communicable diseases has not been sufficient to mark any structural changes in the overall age pattern of morbidity (26).

Our demonstration of rapid and specific binding of either TAM ligands to AC targets suggests that even transient exposure would be sufficient to mark the AC for clearance by TAM-expressing phagocytes.

Under the usual system, students whose average marks are narrowly short of a higher classification (the threshold for a first is 70%) could be graded up only if they had sufficient individual marks of a first-class standard, said the report in the THES.

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