Sentence examples for sufficiently well explained from inspiring English sources

Speaking in Brussels after meetings with NATO and European Union officials, Mr. Holbrooke also conceded that Western strategy in Afghanistan had not been sufficiently well explained in Europe, where concern is mounting in some nations over military casualties.

He said that because the new U.S. administration had inherited "no strategy" from the Bush years, the purpose of the campaign in Afghanistan had not been sufficiently well explained in Europe.

And John Turner, from the Association of Electoral Administrators, told the BBC the "supplementary vote" system - allowing voters a first and second preference of candidates - must be sufficiently well explained.

Future studies must clarify whether the common variance between the 28 items that are unique to the 5D-ASC is sufficiently well explained by the two hypothesized factors "vigilance reduction" (VIR) and "auditory alterations" (AUA).

We estimated ϕ s using a penalized thin-plate spline approach that penalizes complex spatial surfaces, thereby favoring simple surfaces if the data can be sufficiently well explained by a smooth surface (Ruppert et al. 2003).

It could be argued that the measurement invariance assumption is merely a practical matter because it makes cross-national comparative studies of educational achievement possible through use of model that most parsimoniously describes the data yet also describes the data sufficiently well to explain any observed achievement differences.

The title is appropriate ​ Abstract is adequate Everything is well explained and presented The conclusions are sound and sufficiently conservative, I do make some suggestions above.

Summary: The title is appropriate ​ Abstract is adequate Everything is well explained and presented The conclusions are sound and sufficiently conservative, I do make some suggestions above.

In contrast to our model fluctuations of the chain are taken into account and it was shown that the variance in locus positioning is well explained by the model provided that the packing density is sufficiently high.

It is shown that the results are well explained by a theory based on the Foldy approximation, if the crack density is sufficiently low.

(A meltdown is well explained here).