Sentence examples for sufficiently visible from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Gural's opinion, the HugeClick.com sign is sufficiently visible.

However, the integrity of HBOS audits have already been called into question — albeit without any suggestion of fault on the part of the auditors — following findings by the now-defunct FSA that some important information from the bank "was not sufficiently visible" to KPMG on at least one occasion.

But Steve Radley, the EEF's head of policy, says: "Our concern, looking at it a year on, is: is the plan for growth sufficiently visible, and is it having the impact across Whitehall that it needs to have?" Cable himself clearly shares these concerns, judging by a highly critical letter to the prime minister about industrial strategy that was leaked to the press.

"The board's original ruling, which held that the siblings did not belong to a sufficiently "visible" social group, was criticized by some advocates as establishing too narrow a definition of social group.

Embryos were then washed with PBS until the signal was sufficiently visible.

However, the physicians felt that "Mister VCM" was not sufficiently visible in Vidal Recos.

We were not able to examine the pigmentation of the ocular diaphragm, because of the varying success in treating the samples in KOH solution so that the diaphragm would be sufficiently clearly visible.

This indicates that the proposed model can sufficiently enhance hardly visible anomalies by simply smoothing low-gradient regions and preserving high-gradient edges.

In some cases, such as Eucalyptus marginata and P. cinnamomi, plants may be artificially inoculated in the field (Stukely et al. 2007), or, as in Fraxinus excelsior and Hymenoscyphus pseudoalbidus, natural infection rates may be sufficiently uniform with visible disease progression so as to allow assessment of resistance directly in transplanted seedlings within a few years (Kjaer et al. 2012).

The values of j, J will be selected in such a way that the difference between s ( 0 ) and its single-bit flip s ∗ ( 0 ) will be visible with sufficiently high probability in the window o j, o j + 1, …, o J after placing all zeros before all ones in s ( 0 ), s ∗ ( 0 ).

These results confirm the importance of the outer spore wall layers in resistance to digestion and, interestingly, suggest that walls of most spores and vegetative cells that are killed during passage through the gut remain sufficiently intact to be visible in the light microscope.