Sentence examples for terms sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court held, among other things, that the Communications Decency Act had not defined its key terms sufficiently, and noted that it was aimed not just at commercial speech and entities but at nonprofit organizations and individuals.

This study provides additional reassurance to prescribers and users of bisphosphonates but ultimately long term, sufficiently large, prospective studies will be needed to definitively answer this question.

The Prandtl number is the ratio of kinematic viscosity to thermal diffusivity Pr=frac{nu }{kappa } (8)and the magnetic Prandtl number is the ratio of kinematic viscosity to magnetic diffusivity (lambda ) Pm=frac{nu }{lambda } (9)The condition for dynamo action is that the magnetic field generation term will sufficiently exceed the diffusion term in (2).

There are still people ready to move to city jobs if the terms are sufficiently compelling.

If only a regime of consistent enforcement of all loan contracts' explicit terms were sufficiently practical to be worth pursuing.

If the correlation of the noise terms is sufficiently small we obtain the estimated phase (38).

As with the model for timber volume, preliminary analysis revealed that the off-diagonal correlation terms are sufficiently small to ignore.

In 1277 the Bishop of Paris condemned 219 propositions (not all Thomist), including the thesis that a person virtuous in Aristotle's terms 'is sufficiently disposed for eternal happiness.' But in the Counter-Reformation, the synthesis which Aquinas achieved became authoritative in Roman Catholic education.

If all the genes in a gene set are from a single pathway, the enriched GO terms should sufficiently describe the function of this pathway.

Third, to achieve the best ADR prediction performance, it is best to choose SVM models and use GO biological process categorical terms at sufficiently detailed term levels (e.g., level 7) to annotate drug targets.

If (i) these terms are sufficiently small, or cancel, or are incorporated into the respective rate constants and (ii) if the electronic transmission coefficients are approximately unity, eqs 6.4 and 6.5 are recovered.