Sentence examples for sufficiently included from inspiring English sources

Finally, we describe a couple of key features of channels and radio propagation which are not sufficiently included in current MIMO models.

They tell us that they do not feel either sufficiently included or welcomed in the Jewish community, a challenge we must actively address if we also want to tell others to change the racially-biased systems that are outside of our control.

Also, the severity of care has not been sufficiently included.

In order to ensure that all orthodox protestant subgroups were represented we specifically sought vaccinating as well as non-vaccinating parents of denominations not yet (sufficiently) included.

Moreover, employee responses revealed that they were not familiar with the training and development programmes for the next four years, and not sufficiently included in them.

A part of each tumour tissue was used for formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue block to confirm that tumour cells were sufficiently included within the sample.

Other issues such as the stature of sponsors as for example people with criminal records, social injustice in for example how the program impacts ethnic minorities unfairly, the lack of geographic diversity in terms of failing to sufficiently include rural areas of the country and the tendency of exaggerating the economic benefits and job creation aspects of projects are all discussed.

The post-cART cut-off was chosen so that each time period was sufficiently wide and included a sufficient number of patients.

That is, rock has now widened sufficiently to include jamming.

Republicans said they could not vote yes because they believe that Ms. McCarthy and the E.P.A. have not been sufficiently transparent, including what they said was a failure to adequately answer almost 1,100 questions that they submitted.

Some of the secular former rebels contend that the Islamists have successfully exploited the country's power vacuum, infusing the conflict with religion and criticizing those not considered sufficiently pious, including women who do not wear the head scarf.