Sentence examples for sufficient to interpret from inspiring English sources

However, the change in the dissolution passivation process of Fe alone is not sufficient to interpret the whole results.

For JODA (see Table 4), the first component F1 that cumulates 93.36% of total variance is sufficient to interpret the whole set of unit test case metrics.

The Cp approach is however not sufficient to interpret the temperature dependency of the relative influence of the different dilution effects.

In our RNA decay assay, transcript levels sufficient to interpret RNA stability are required at the time of transcriptional arrest.

It might be sufficient to interpret the results with great caution without formally applying further statistical procedures.

We assumed that conservation of mouse cassette exon in the human or dog genomes is sufficient to interpret them as real exons.

To test the disease interaction concept, 11 (28%) studies used some variation of a product term, with less than half of these (5/11 [45%]) providing sufficient information to interpret interaction both on an additive and on a multiplicative scale.

Solely considering whether a p value is 'statistically significant' is not a sufficient basis to interpret the findings of a statistical analysis.

Until now there have not been sufficient data to interpret the relationship between genotypes, biomarkers of exposure, and biomarkers of effect for assessing the risk of human exposure to mutagens and carcinogens.

Our study result may be explained in part by the biased perception of the students undergoing personal genotyping that, unlike the general population, they possessed sufficient knowledge to interpret their results.

Some journals already require public deposit of data sufficient to independently interpret reported mutations.