Sentence examples for sufficiently guarantees from inspiring English sources

Thus 3,664 persons should be contacted, therefore our originally recruited population of 5,813 subjects greater than 40 years of age included in the cohort until the end of 2000 sufficiently guarantees the necessary sample size.

Using this approach, the evaluation precision of the form deviation can be sufficiently guaranteed.

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees has declined to participate in the new asylum procedure, saying that it does "not sufficiently guarantee efficiency and fairness".

The president of the supreme court, Lord Phillips, has made clear his unhappiness with the funding outcome, which he believes does not sufficiently guarantee judicial independence.

Antonio Irlando, an architect whose organization monitors Pompeii said he was concerned that it did not sufficiently guarantee the day-to-day maintenance of the site.

Point of departure was the view that scientific expertise as such cannot sufficiently guarantee the societal justification of developing and introducing new technologies.

They contend that protocols which are not, from the outset, designed for real time communication cannot sufficiently guarantee the delivery of time-sensitive monitoring state.

Similarly, Gao et al. [64] noted that short-term sensing incentive may not sufficiently guarantee the long-term continuous participations of users.

If only one channel works, the descriptions can individually be decoded to sufficiently guarantee a minimum fidelity in the reconstruction at the receiver.

However, to sufficiently guarantee that an equilibrium is stable, we also need the Hessian matrix of L ( x 1, x 2, x 3 ) to be semi-positive definite.

His turn towards speculation can only be interpreted as an intellectual anticipation during an intermediate phase of the history of science, when a gigantic amount of research work was still to be accomplished, so that empirical theories could neither be established nor sufficiently guaranteed.