Sentence examples for sufficiently track from inspiring English sources

But he also said "in hindsight" that many countries did not sufficiently track former detainees.

Federal agencies are failing to sufficiently track their electronic waste, and large amounts of it are still being disposed of through public or online auctions, according to a Government Accountability Office report last year.

Note that the measured angles for other joints were found to sufficiently track the target angles.

Note that the target angles were put into the simulation for all the other joints since the measured angles for the other joints were found to sufficiently track the target angles.

Due to inconsistent reporting of race and socioeconomic variables such as income or education within the database, and lack of information on payor status, we were not able to sufficiently track these variables to use in this study.

As medical AI improves, however, its use might itself become customary or even necessary, especially if the algorithm has a sufficiently long track record of outperforming human physicians in diagnosing a disease.

They will be able to switch to the existing Intermediate qualification for pupils who are currently in second year if they are "not sufficiently on track" for the new exams.

Şimşekli and Cemgil presented two probabilistic models for acoustic event tracking in Şimşekli and Cemgil [7] and demonstrated that these models are sufficiently powerful to track different kinds of acoustic events such as pitch labels [7, 17, 18] and percussive sound events [19].

The models producing these forecasts (the NAM model and European model) had a sufficiently good enough track record to take them seriously.

These allow to design robust control laws without chattering, of pseudo-PID type, in order to track sufficiently regular trajectories with a preassigned maximum error.

We need a much simpler system of labelling that helps people to make healthier choices, since our education system leaves a large number of adults not sufficiently numerate to track their calorie count.