Sentence examples for which is significant enough from inspiring English sources

OK, not miles but it is +0.50 which is significant enough in this sport.

He added: "If the prime minister is personally satisfied, on the basis of the strong advice he has received, that genuine, fresh and compelling evidence has now been submitted, which is significant enough to warrant the reopening of the inquiry, then we shall accept his judgment".

In this work we generated about 20 M reads per library (and 3 biological replicates) which is significant enough to determine expression profiling and to discover novel miRNAs.

Tuesday's trip to Slovakia, which was significant enough in the first place, suddenly looks key not only to Scotland's aspirations of finally reaching a tournament but Strachan's own future.

BOB (Bombs Over Baghdad), Ms Jackson and Rosa Parks were all met with rapturous applause, although the biggest screams were saved for 2003 earworm Hey Ya!, which was significant enough to inspire the lighting of a flare — not permitted by Splendour's ticketing rules — deep in the audience.

Bana required extensive damage to his teeth, which was significant enough to completely replace his mouth in some shots.

County officials say they were aware of only two crashes, which were significant enough to trigger the three-month long traffic study at Briggs and Shields.

Any fair review will find a number of positive advances, particularly in the areas of broadband adoption and minority media ownership, which are significant enough that I felt compelled to offer my strong support.

We picked minimum coverage and identity values (50 and 40%% respectively) which are significant enough to establish an evolutionary relationship between two protein sequences.

If the temperature results are lumped, there are enough values for a chi-square test, which is significant (chi-square = 6.4, df = 1, p = value 0.011).

This cut off was chosen because it is the point at which the change in CAC is significant enough that it can not be attributed to interscan variability [ 16].