Sentence examples for sufficiently constructed from inspiring English sources

Billed by Governor Andrew Cuomo as a means to assure that regulated banks and insurance companies "protect consumers and ensure that [their] systems are sufficiently constructed to prevent cyber-attacks to the fullest extent possible," the Proposed Regulations provide a baseline with respect to companies' cybersecurity practices regardless of the size, nature or complexity of the business.

Since KOOS Pain and SF-36 BP measure a sufficiently similar construct, the correlation between these two measures should be strong and in the same direction.

We hypothesised that: Since KOOS Pain and SF-36 BP measure a sufficiently similar construct, the correlation between these two measures should be strong and in the same direction.

OKS and KOOS-PS are measuring a sufficiently similar construct (KOOS-PS measures self-reported knee function and OKS measures self-reported pain and physical functioning related to the knee) that the correlation between these two measures should be strong and negative (as scores go in the opposite direction).

However, the I state is correctly found with a population smaller than D. The kinetics of unfolding was sampled sufficiently to construct an Eyring plot for the reaction (Fig. 5), which shows that unfolding follows the Arrhenius law, as expected (43).

The accuracy of the estimation depends on the phase screens constructed from sufficiently sampled phase data.

In the proof we constructed, for sufficiently large N, a suitable updating function f for Boolean systems B = ( 2 N, f ) such that f was cooperative, bi-quadratic, and worked as required.

Provided that sufficiently large samples were constructed, this should lead to getting approximately the same results as by having a fully randomised sample of articles from the start.

Specialist expertise is also required in the derivation of an appropriately constructed and sufficiently conservative exposure estimate.

Note that these selected covariates only are one out of many possible representations of the information in the original data source, constructed to sufficiently describe the differences between patients.

Care delivery and interaction should be tailored to each patient's needs and abilities, to ensure that patients are sufficiently knowledgeable to construct informed preferences and professionals have sufficient knowledge of patients beyond their diseases, including their habits, culture, work, family, and social life [ 20].