Sentence examples for sufficiently record from inspiring English sources

The Barrett campaign released a statement labeling the Marquette poll an "outlier" and "not credible" because, the campaign argued, it undersampled younger voters, oversampled "some of the reddest counties in the state" and failed more generally to "sufficiently record surging Democratic enthusiasm".

Practices that had been designated as 'up to standard' by the CPRD, i.e. the practice provided continuity in data recording, with exclusion of practices which did not sufficiently record whether patients had died or been transferred out of the practice.

It is observed that if the features of the shoe had been sufficiently recorded in a substrate at a scene, and the features of a shoe are sufficiently recorded in a standard substrate, a shoe print examination can be conducted.

This may include the use of thickeners to reduce reflux, and these details may not be sufficiently recorded for later analysis.

What's most troubling about all this is that there is a sufficiently broad record to consult, to learn from and then to transmit.

It may be that Congress could have produced a sufficiently extensive record had it tried.

Two years ago, no police department in the country collected sufficiently detailed records of traffic stops to show whether officers were targeting minority drivers.

During a sufficiently long recording (>10 min), the rat visits most locations of the arena multiple times.

This ensured that sufficiently long records of their drug use, if any, would be available for analysis.

Of those identified as having a GEP or pulmonary NET, a further four patients were excluded due to a lack of sufficiently completed records giving a total 57 patients.

As the number of facilities with sufficiently complete records increased, the reporting rate of laboratory-confirmed malaria in facilities using RDTs fell rapidly, suggesting that the early high mean TPR may be biased by preferential reporting from facilities with higher TPR overall, or by earlier roll-out of RDTs in places that were a priori perceived as being high malaria TPR areas.