Authors who wish to determine whether their computed reliability is sufficiently high often cite Nunnally (1978, p. 245; Nunnally & Bernstein, 1994), who stated that "increasing reliabilities much beyond.80 is often wasteful of time and funds" in basic research, because such an increase has little effect on correlations.
According to emails seen by Newsnight, the old research cited by Mrs May was not considered sufficiently "robust" by either the Treasury or the Department for Business.
According to emails seen by Newsnight, the old research on displacement cited by Mrs May was not considered sufficiently "robust" by either the Treasury or the business department.
In addition, the Women's Health Initiative highlights the importance of achieving sufficiently high vitamin D intake, which is increasingly being cited as instrumental to optimizing bone health benefits.
While most of these concerns have been sufficiently addressed through the existing literature (in addition to the previously cited resources, see also Felder 1992, 1994; Felder and Brent 2009), relatively little research addresses student resistance and how to mitigate it.
In defending Mr. Bush from recent contentions that he was not sufficiently attentive to domestic terrorist threats before Sept. 11, the White House has cited his face-to-face meetings with Mr. Tenet as proof of his interest.
12 One commonly cited criticism of generic consent is that it is not sufficiently 'informed' as future research uses are not known at the time of donation.
Rubio said that the Administration's proposed attack was not sufficiently robust; now he cites the failure to use force as the reason for much of the current chaos, including Putin's recent involvement.
Most liberals thinkers reject this view, but any liberal defense of antidiscrimination laws must cite considerations sufficiently strong to override the infringements on freedom of association that the laws involve.
The report cited Article 45 of Iran's agreement with the agency, which calls for notice of major changes "sufficiently in advance for the safeguards procedures to be adjusted".
