Sentence examples for sufficient parent from inspiring English sources

An ideal mineral is one that has sufficient parent and daughter isotopes to measure precisely, is chemically inert, contains little or no significant initial daughter isotopes, and retains daughter products at the highest possible temperatures.

In her decision, Judge Cooney relied on a set of criteria used in New Jersey and Wisconsin to determine whether a sufficient parent-child bond had been established.

Although the general aim of Triple P to enhance the knowledge, skills and confidence of parents is probably appropriate for all parents, it may not be sufficient for parents of NICU graduates.

Factual information about vaccination as such might not be sufficient while parents have a need for information which would sustain or improve their trust in the public health system [ 23, 27- 29].

In both cases, however, having the information or knowing about how/where to access the information in the future (e.g., internet) may be sufficient as parents can self-administer the education when they are ready to learn.

The sense of achievement of self-sufficient urban parents is not based on the child's commitment to support them, but rather the emotional comfort and security brought by their children's "smooth life" and "obedience".

We do not recommend putting additional capital into Lloyds and therefore we suggest that shareholders sell sufficient of the parent stock to take up their entitlement [in the bank's £4bn fundraising]." Meanwhile Exane BNP Paribas raised its rating from underperform to neutral.

Furthermore it is unclear, whether there is sufficient agreement between parent and child reports and whether mother and father experience their child's symptoms in a similar way.

We recruited parents from areas varying in their socio-economic characteristics and interviewed a sufficient number of parents to reach data saturation.

Even if the parent has sufficient capacity, parental choice cannot reflect the views of a young child or infant - at best it reflects parental discretion and family values [ 53].

As Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy's spokeswoman acknowledged, waiting to see the first sign of snow on Monday would not have given parents sufficient time to make child care arrangements.