Sentence examples for use sufficiently from inspiring English sources
For the long-term orbit prediction, we use sufficiently long period of observations and obtain a series of the diurnal mean densities.
In order to manage these exceptions, the methods defined in parent class usually use sufficiently generalized exception types, so that any possible new exception that may be signaled by an extension method would be a subtype.
Since ADA can lower the exposure of the drug in toxicity species, it is important to use sufficiently high dose levels to achieve desired exposure multiples (based on the anticipated clinical dose).
We found that estimates of relatedness that use sufficiently long pedigrees can control the type I error rate.
It could be hypothesized that in order to increase solute removal of protein-bound toxins, one needs to extend total weekly treatment time, and use sufficiently high ratio of dialysate to blood flow.
Two aspects of this are (1) obtaining the greatest psychological effect against Japan and (2) making the initial use sufficiently spectacular for the importance of the weapon to be internationally recognized when publicity on it is released.
Only those SNPs that passed the filters for linkage disequilibrium calculations were used (sufficiently polymorphic, sufficient call rate (see methods section)).
The real question is not whether Europe is using sufficiently aggressive Keynesian stimulus, but whether Europe will resume its economic reform efforts as the crisis abates.
Professor Ameisen might say that we haven't used sufficiently high doses". And he is currently unwilling to go above the 100mg dose: "I do actually have some concerns about unwanted effects in larger doses.
The present results indicate that midazolam is highly effective for the management of status epilepticus, if used sufficiently early after seizure onset.
To date, sedentary occupational (biomechanical) risk factors for low back pain have not been measured using sufficiently precise tools, partly due to technological limitations.
