Sentence examples for sufficiently elaborate from inspiring English sources

If the confession was not sufficiently elaborate, the punishment was increased.

The method enables one to predict all frequency branches in terms of the width-to-length ratio, by comparatively simple calculations, in contrast to the situation when sufficiently elaborate one-dimensional theories are used.

A Montgomery Wards' model was described as a "lovely house dress which is really sufficiently elaborate for a porch or street wear" (Wash dresses that are neat and feel comfortable 1916, p. 110).

As the cost of next-generation sequencing drops and new advanced platforms and protocols emerge, it will be interesting to see the results of full-scale comparisons with sufficiently elaborate replication structures in their experimental designs, similar to recent efforts for a number of microarray technologies (CAMDA, 2008; Editorial, 2008; Tilstone, 2003).

In the 2017 report, however, there are five important aspects that have not been sufficiently elaborated and which, in my opinion, deserve further investigation.

Though, particularly in data-intensive applications, using and developing DAS are very common today, the link between the DAS and their implementation, e.g. a layer of data access objects (DAOs) encapsulating the database queries, still is not sufficiently elaborated, yet.

Reasons underlying participants' decision-making and survey behaviours cannot be sufficiently elaborated in RCTs.

However, in the South African policy, 'key priority areas' were not sufficiently elaborated to give precise policy directions.

All policies mentioned rehabilitation, which was sufficiently elaborated in the case of Ghana and Uganda and to a lesser degree for South Africa and Zambia.

Given that theoretical debates presented have been extensive, we focus on two areas that have not been sufficiently elaborated on before.

Situational analysis to inform policy development was not sufficiently elaborated in three of four countries, raising concerns on how adequately the policy could really meet the mental health needs of the country and on which basis monitoring and evaluation can be designed.