Sentence examples for sufficiently calculated from inspiring English sources

However, estimation of neutron multiplication factor during depletion was not sufficiently calculated.

S.& P. also said that banks had not sufficiently calculated the risk of some of their investments and that it expected banking revenues to decline.

Even Alice's young paramour is sufficiently calculating to advertise that his scholarly discipline promises what others can't: "Philosophy students make the best lovers," John tells her.

Physical morphometry is necessary for sufficiently calculating air and particle dynamics in human pulmonary airways with available data on a large number of generations.

Eight harmonics yielding 36 coefficients, which described the shape variation across species sufficiently, were calculated from the outline coordinates using the software EFA [33].

This should be sufficient to calculate sufficiently precise estimates of the feasibility outcomes listed above.

Using a PRS calculated from sufficiently powered studies is a better way to estimate the genetic variance of the disease assessed than the individual genome-wide significant SNPs [7].

In the above model, the average Hamming distance between the fittest genotype and the common ancestors was calculated after sufficiently long simulation steps (5 × 105 steps).

Change in the proportion of the population being physically inactive, moderately active and sufficiently active was then calculated based on the baseline distribution of physical activity and increase in time being physically active (calculated based on kilometres travelled by bicycle and average speed of cycling).

The available evidence suggests the calculations are sufficiently accurate for peak flows in both directions, but are they sufficiently accurate to calculate the smaller average over the entire cycle, i.e. the net flow?

Computationally, this model is sufficiently effective for calculating the evolution of hydration degree (or aging) at every integration point of every finite element in a large structure.