The phrase "a sufficiently narrow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a limitation or specificity that is adequate for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "To ensure accurate results, we need to define a sufficiently narrow scope for our research."
Alternatives: "an adequately limited" or "a suitably restricted".
We also show that a sufficiently narrow corridor blocks the spread; simple analytical estimates for the critical width of the corridor are obtained.
The main concern is that comparison must be done on a sufficiently narrow scope so that different branches of disciplines do not lose political clout if their research is relatively inexpensive.
However, simulations show that the Pierson Moskowitz spectrum (or any other standard spectrum for wind driven sea waves of similar bandwidth such as the JONSWAP spectrum) does not provide a sufficiently narrow banded process for the distribution of Longuet-Higgins to make a good fit.
One of the observed bus lanes is in line with road design guidelines in a number of countries that state that a sufficiently narrow bus lane (<3.5 m) is hypothesised to be safer than a somewhat wider bus lane; the other observed bus lane is deemed too wide according to these guidelines and is hypothesised to lead to close overtaking manoeuvres.
As a result, the conditions required to induce mechanotaxis were found to include a certain threshold jump in elasticity (30 40 kPa) and a sufficiently narrow width of the elasticity boundary (50 μm) comparable to a single cell's adhered area, i.e., a sufficiently high gradient strength (30 40 kPa/50 μm in our gelatinous gel system).
All colloids obtained possess a well-resolved absorption maximum of the first electronic transition indicating a sufficiently narrow size distribution of the CdTe NCs.
More specifically, one desflurane vaporizer and one O2/N2O FGF change with a conventional anesthesia machine with ascending visible bellows suffices to maintain satisfactory anesthetic gas concentrations within a clinically sufficiently narrow range during the first 20 30 min in most patients.
If a tube is sufficiently narrow and the liquid adhesion to its walls is sufficiently strong, surface tension can draw liquid up the tube in a phenomenon known as capillary action.
However, we compensated for this limitation by choosing categories with a number of sufficiently narrow intervals to decrease the residual confounding.
Choose a topic, preferably one sufficiently narrow that no one else has elected precisely the same territory for exploration.
More recently, Lai and Kelley [ 38] developed a method to obtain sufficiently narrow confidence intervals for the model parameters of interest.
