Sentence examples for sufficiently regularly from inspiring English sources

The reference concept of quantitative fractography covers fatigue fractures caused by variable amplitude (cycle) loadings in which significant events occur sufficiently regularly and frequently.

We think they need to be sampling case records sufficiently regularly to reassure themselves that things are being done properly on the wards.

For example, it is difficult to estimate the proportion of the population who use Twitter at all, let alone those who use it sufficiently regularly to contribute to an accurate ambient population measure.

The IOC's plan affords no guarantee that Russian athletes competing in Rio will have been sufficiently and regularly drug tested under a code-compliant testing programme.

They were watered sufficiently and regularly with stored rain water. 2 weeks after planting seedlings were thinned to retain one healthy and uniform growing seedling per polybag.

Sufficiently disaggregated, reliable and regularly collected factual information if key for evidence-based policy making, realistic result identification and, ultimately, successful advocacy and action for the benefit of children and their families.

Our results show, however, that in vitro a subset of B cells may fully compensate for telomere loss during extended periods of time if a sufficiently strong exogenous stimulus is regularly provided.

In our opinion, a key factor in the widespread adoption of BLAST has been the easy-to-use NCBI-hosted BLAST web server, which provides (sufficiently) quick search results against regularly updated global sequence databases.

Direct assessment of the potential density, and of the development towards that elusive state, requires densely stocked unmanaged and sufficiently large field plots that are enumerated regularly during long observation periods.

Where cross-sectoral structures are evident in PICs, they may not meet regularly enough or are not sufficiently endorsed at higher political levels in order to make them effective.

Absolutely calibrated telescopic observations of the Sun in white-light with a sufficiently high space time resolution from space have not been regularly performed.