The phrase "a sufficiently large increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change or growth that is adequate or ample enough to meet a certain requirement or expectation.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we need to see a sufficiently large increase in sales over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "an adequate increase" or "a significant increase".
"But obviously a sufficiently large increase in oil prices would slow the growth of the economy".
A quantitative study is needed to explain whether the interaction of OBMF surfactants with water-wetted grains can cause a sufficiently large increase in mobile water saturation in the near-wellbore region to affect resistivity logs.
This paper is also the origin of the so-called Hierarchy Theorems (see Section 3.2) which demonstrate that a sufficiently large increase in the time or space bound for a Turing machine computation allows more problems to be decided.
However, the maximal light intensity they achieved for the intervention was 700 lux (substantially below daylight levels) which may not have been a sufficiently large increase to observe an effect.
Indirect benefits have been proposed to be sufficient to maintain multiple mating even at the expense of direct costs to females, such as reduced longevity [ 19], if the immediate direct costs are outweighed by a sufficiently large increase in indirect fitness benefits, (i.e., second-generation benefits).
Therefore, for most investigations in this study, we employed ~ 40 nm GNPs, which have relatively small variations in size and show sufficiently large increases in Jsc and η (~ 36 and ~ 33%, respectively) compared with DSSCs without GNP.
However, the reverse transition, from the buoyancy-dominated regime to the wind-dominated regime, only occurs if there is a sufficiently large and rapid increase in the wind forcing.
The PZase enzyme test (the Wayne test), using PZase as a surrogate of PZA susceptibility may also give rise to false resistance, due to the need for a sufficiently large inoculum that inevitably increases its turnaround time.
The key goals of this plan are to increase the female population to at least 60 by 2016, increase genetic diversity, maintain or restore a sufficiently large habitat to accommodate the expected increase in the kakapo population, and maintain public awareness and support.
The impact of increasing N on the tour path is obvious at the beginning (i.e. N is below 300), but with continued increase to a sufficiently large number, the impact on the tour length will be less compared with the beginning and the total numbers of SPPs and CTPs are most likely stable.
Note that in the totally degenerate case, (B = 0) in (Omega ), an admissible function will furnish a suitable strict subsolution, (after subtraction of a sufficiently large constant), when (-G) is strictly increasing.
