Sentence examples for that present sufficient from inspiring English sources

In Figure 1, we provide an abstract representation of the ontology resulting from our methodology where the nodes m i, d i, p i and c i are all ontology concepts and respectively correspond to matching concepts, derived concepts using our method, potential concepts (i.e., derived ones that present sufficient qualities to be considered for further processing) and the remaining concepts.

The relation is made explicit in the form of a theorem that presents sufficient conditions for global stabilizability.

Time to progression data for chemotherapies were obtained from individual studies that presented sufficient information (Blum et al, 1999; O'Shaughnessy et al, 2002) (Table 1).

Cohort and cross sectional studies of a consecutive series of patients that presented sufficient data to allow estimates of diagnostic accuracy (such as sensitivity and specificity) were considered for eligibility.

First, studies that did not present sufficient data on risks, confidence intervals, sample size, and/or the used reference category (current drinkers), or did not provide sufficient information to allow this to be calculated, were excluded.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals held that prosecutors had failed to present sufficient evidence that the three men had violated a federal law against conspiring to obstruct a grand jury inquiry.

In these circumstances, biannual treatment might have a larger impact than that presented here (provided sufficient efforts are made to maintain high coverage and compliance).

We present sufficient convergence conditions that do not require any kind of terminal constraints or terminal penalties.

Defense lawyers frequently seek early dismissal of charges on grounds that prosecutors failed to present sufficient evidence or violated the defendant's constitutional rights.

Federal lawyers filed a motion last week to dismiss the lawsuit on grounds that it failed to present sufficient facts to justify the claims.

Regarding the VNT, Kramps et al. [ 14] clarified that VNT did not present sufficient advantages to be the method of choice for cattle.