Sentence examples for sufficiently conclude from inspiring English sources

We use the information of the original works [1 5] to sufficiently conclude that these algorithms can perform in real time (notably with some requiring generalised GPU support [4, 5]).

In summary, given the large variability in our data, our estimates of v x and v y are sufficiently close to zero to conclude that the motion is, on average, unbiased.

Even if the position of the subjective probability distribution may be affected by framing, the distance between actual and predicted changes is sufficiently large to conclude that women were more optimistic rather than more realistic by comparison with men.

Now recalling the fact that Tbigl r, f zpm1 bigr)leq(1+varepsilon Tbigl(r+1, f z bigr)+O(1) holds for all (varepsilon>0), if r is sufficiently large, we conclude that T(r+1 geq frac{deg_{f z)}R z,f z))}{2(1+varepsilon)}Tbigl r,f z bigr)+O log r).

The fallacy about most of corporate America has been sufficiently exposed to conclude that we've been badly burned.

Its subject population was sufficiently large to conclude that the effects seen were not a statistical fluke, she added.

However, their three-year data may not have been sufficiently long to conclude that the size-dependence of trophic level is time-invariant.

Although S. pneumoniae was not sufficiently abundant to conclude a coinfection with A/H1N1/2009, the severity of the A/H1N1/2009 infection could be correlated with S. pneumoniae, as reported by Palacios et al [16].

Few pediatric studies have been conducted and none is sufficiently relevant to conclude that citrate is superior to heparin.

Therefore the PrP stain was not sufficiently specific to conclude the infectious agent associated with these enteric neurons.

Regarding validity it was shown that the internal structure of the MRS across countries was sufficiently similar to conclude that the scale really measures the same phenomenon [ 9].