Sentence examples for sufficiently define from inspiring English sources
Generic control diagrams are generally acceptable for most HVAC designs for bidding purposes because they, along with the written sequence of controls described in the next section, should sufficiently define the requirements of the control system.
Evidence suggests that development programs focused on improving clinical teaching are popular amongst faculty, but are often short in duration and fail to sufficiently define and measure outcomes [35].
We probably did not sufficiently define Intention for our goal: explain the assessment behaviour of insurance physicians (Behaviour: assessment).
The checklist used in Thiès did not sufficiently define the management of intermittent preventive treatment during the appropriate trimesters of pregnancy.
Of particular concern was that nine of these studies did not sufficiently define the inclusion criteria, and only two of the 31 papers identified confounding factors [Additional file 1: Table S5].
According to many representatives, education on sexuality in the context of religious doctrine was unnecessary, because religious tenets sufficiently define appropriate behavior: if one upheld the teachings in the sacred texts, HIV/AIDS would not be transmitted or acquired.
"Most were of the view that there is not yet a sufficiently defined body of specifically Welsh law, and consequent Welsh cases... to justify the appointment of a Welsh judge," she noted.
The geologic column and the relative geologic time scale are sufficiently defined to fulfill the use originally envisioned for them providing a framework within which to tell the story of Earth history.
In one case decided Thursday, Jeffrey K. Skilling, the former chief executive of Enron, persuaded the Supreme Court that the concept of committing fraud through depriving an employer of "honest services" was not sufficiently defined in the law.
The best sequence of targeted therapy in patients with metastatic renal cell carcinoma (mRCC) has not been sufficiently defined.
Validation should be performed within a sufficiently defined patient population (indication) and comparable interventions (pharmaceuticals with similar mode of activity), which drastically limits transferability.
