Sentence examples for sufficiently some from inspiring English sources

One can imagine two scenarios to apply the oil: If the motor has not been taken care of sufficiently, some extra greasy oil might be necessary to get it running again (i.e. if all amicable solutions are exhausted, some sort of dispute resolution is required), this would be the retroactive approach.

Furthermore, it has been reported that during the suckling and weaning periods, when Peyer's patches have not developed sufficiently, some PrPSc was detected in the dome epithelium but most was incorporated through the villous epithelia of Peyer's patches.

The discussion is very concise but highlights sufficiently some positive and negative aspects of the devices under study.

By contrast, as described above, liver K could be quantified, as its elution peak (at 3.557 min) was sufficiently some relative distance away from that of the interfering substance, whose area in liver was 33-fold that in controls.

The fire regime since the 1850s has been disrupted sufficiently that some conifers have encroached.

Nevertheless, these benefits have not been proved sufficiently for some domains, such as artistic disciplines.

Ms. Grant fails to sufficiently develop some of her promising dramatic elements, choosing instead to concentrate mostly upon the sisters' conflicts, which seem more soapy than revelatory.

This year's awards ceremony takes place on May 22 in The Savoy hotel, where professionals from the highest ranks of hospitality will be told if they've sufficiently impressed some of the world's most well-travelled consumers.

Typically, such module content is limited to data description, inference, and hypothesis testing for categorical and continuous data, measures of association, and, if the module is sufficiently challenging, some material on regression.

Since relationships between the structure and properties of ceramic-graphene composites are still not sufficiently defined, some numerical methods may facilitate the design of optimal material for new applications.

The key point is to show that a function which is "approximately harmonic", i.e. a function closes sufficiently to some harmonic function in ({L^{2}}).