Sentence examples for sufficiently unknown from inspiring English sources

The result is a new generation of Britboys, many of them still sufficiently unknown that you might spot them on the London subway.

Kirk Yeaman remains sufficiently unknown for his name to be mis-spelt Yeoman on the teamsheet at Salford yesterday, but the young centre was the star of a sparkling performance that underlined Hull's grand final credentials.

The controller development is based on an approach which uses Lyapunov Krasovskii functionals to analyze the effects of unknown sufficiently slowly time-varying input delays.

Thus, the performance of a DAE cannot be sufficiently improved for an unknown test reverberant condition.

Genomic selection relies on dense markers that jointly are in sufficiently high LD with (unknown) QTL, so that the effect of the QTL is accurately predicted by the sum of the SNP effects.

However, the revised method has not been fully tested and sufficiently evaluated, and it is unknown whether it is practically feasible and convenient to implement the standard.

In general, regularization is introduced to prevent over fitting when the number of observations is not sufficiently larger than that of unknown parameters.

While these conditions qualitatively show the long-time behaviour of the prey and predator species, they are unfortunately not sufficiently clear because it is unknown when (h_{infty}) is finite or infinite.

For most other groups of organisms, the proportion of unknown species is sufficiently large that extrapolation of a total number is difficult.

Only 39% of downregulated genes were sufficiently annotated, while 61% were unknown to Ingenuity.

Recent events might also influence expert scorings when they reveal vulnerabilities that had been unknown or not sufficiently perceived before.