For one thing, some treatment, e.g. flogging, might be inhumane without being sufficiently extreme to count as torture.
Nevertheless comets are negligible for the purposes of economists because their occurrence does not arise sufficiently often to count as interfering factor that is to be explicitly listed in the cp-conditions.
Moreover, Campbell claimed that none of the psychophysical regularities discovered thus far are sufficiently universal to count as laws in the sense required for derived measurement (Campbell in Ferguson et al. 1940: 347).
However, this still leaves open the following possibility: h is the most highly justified belief the subject has, but it is still not very highly justified (e.g., it may not even be sufficiently justified to count as knowledge).
Brunner was present for a court-ordered second January 6 recount to evaluate whether chads remained hanging by one, two, or three hinges or whether they were sufficiently indented to count.
Briefly, the variability between the test and retest was sufficiently small to count the axons for each axon size.
Orzack concludes that only three (literally) sets of studies from the last two centuries of biology were sufficiently rigorous to count as tests of "optimality models" with respect to natural selection.
Among the 76 genes down-regulated in PC3-AKR1C3 transfectants, 24 of them were not mapped in the Ingenuity database and 17 genes were not sufficiently annotated to count in a statistical calculation (Additional file 2).
"The UN secretary general's idea is precisely that the presidents bring the political will to give the COP the momentum it needs to be sufficiently successful and to count on the political support to make a decision," Pulgar-Vidal said.
It also seems plausible, however, that the traditional sense modalities (vision, audition, olfaction, etc)., and the language faculty as a whole, are sufficiently domain specific to count as displaying this particular mark of modularity (McCauley & Henrich, 2006).
