Sentence examples for sufficiently analyse from inspiring English sources

This result suggests that the TM method can sufficiently analyse the electromagnetic properties of the multilayered Ag nanoparticle sheet structures, even though the TM method is much simpler than the FDTD method.

In some cases AHPs did not sufficiently analyse their activities or the respective patient clinical pathways to identify tasks that could be permanently delegated to an advanced assistant.

With these limited data the impact of chemotherapy on survival could not be sufficiently analysed.

However, the effectiveness of such interventions in terms of more robust criteria (e.g., admission rates) has not been sufficiently analysed in larger study samples.

As the number of sequenced viral genomes increases, it is important for the authors to present sufficiently detailed analyses and annotations to advance understanding of them.

This was partly because minor species or species with limited distribution could not be identified sufficiently in analyses using this method.

Therefore, competing risk events such as coronary heart disease may have altered the probability of cerebrovascular outcomes and impeded many subsequent events being considered thus limiting sufficiently powerful analyses.

The lack of correspondence between mRNA/protein expression studies and genetic variation studies along with the multiple contradictory findings in sufficiently-powered analyses indicates that the relationship between genotype and response may not be a simple one-to-one function.

This problem never would have been encountered had the topic been fasteners in general since a straight attachment mechanism would have been sufficiently simple to analyse and model but not manufacture either.

Sufficient NAF was obtained to evaluate cytology in 160 out of 167 (96%) cases and specimens were sufficiently cellular to analyse DNA markers in 53% of cases.

Specifically, results showed that the literature did not analyse sufficiently cognitive functions, relationships with others, energy and drive, and employment problems as causes of PSDs.