Sentence examples for sufficient to reflect from inspiring English sources
The daughters said that Rezulin was initially marketed without warnings or explanations sufficient to reflect the severity of possible liver problems, but that eight months later the company added information about possible toxic effects and recommended monitoring patients' liver conditions.
However, if RME is greater than 0.4, information on link speeds is no more sufficient to reflect the experienced path travel times.
Therefore, the stress concentration factor only calculated by the maximum longitudinal stress is sufficient to reflect the local stress concentration of this detail.
At a local scale, such an approach may not be sufficient to reflect real changes in species composition, and to provide land managers detailed information for developing useful strategies for climate change adaptation.
The results are not sufficient to reflect the real physiological response mediated by the receptor in this homogenate preparation, such as minimizing degradation of the ligand (Davenport and Russell 1996).
Another very critical statement of the EFSA procedure is that the duration of experiments to assess the risks to non-target organisms should be sufficient to reflect the pattern and duration of exposure that these organisms are likely to experience under field conditions [55 57].
In other words, learners have sufficient time to reflect on their writing and think of global issues in the CAPR as opposed to the FFPR where interaction tends to be more simultaneous and learners cannot have time to think of such issues (Jones et al., 2006).
In latter case intervals must be set wide enough to contain sufficient data to reflect the underlying transition pattern.
It was speculated that some RCCs continue to progress against the inhibition of angiogenesis, and that attenuation was not a sufficient condition to reflect tumor dormancy.
With the often-competing demands of research and teaching, faculty often find it difficult to carve out sufficient time to reflect deeply upon their teaching.
We identified ICU day 5 as the clinical threshold for concern about a prolonged ICU stay, as it allowed sufficient time to reflect complications or response to therapy and represented the 80th percentile.
