The phrase "are needed for sufficient" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing requirements or necessities for achieving sufficiency, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "Resources are needed for sufficient progress in the project."
Alternatives: "are required for adequate" or "are essential for enough".
We hypothesis that HCO3−-dependent carboxylation reactions are needed for sufficient nutrient supply and energy recovery of the germinating ascospore.
It is unclear how many measurements are needed for sufficient accuracy and reproducibility, but it seems that three, although clinically mostly performed, is insufficient.
Current clinical data suggest that both hormone suppression and reduction of bone turnover-derived growth factors are needed for sufficient suppression of dormant micrometastases in patients with EBC.
Current clinical data suggest that both hormone suppression and reduction of bone-turnover derived growth factors are needed for sufficient suppression of dormant micrometastases in patients with early-stage bone-turnover derived
However, with CRNP measuring depth of only 30 cm, depth-scaling is needed for sufficient insight into deep-layer soil moisture.
The use of other expression strategies or host species might be needed for sufficient levels of expression of transmembrane proteins with other physical characteristics.
The rule of thumb that approximately 10 events per potential confounder was needed for sufficient power was taken into account, in order to set the number of confounders that could be adjusted for in the analysis, with 28-day mortality as outcome measure.
We similarly compared OPTIMA and Gentig on the two human cell line results, shown in Tables 3 and 4, in order to calculate how much mapping data would be needed for sufficient aligned coverage of the human genome to enable structural variation analysis.
As a result, the acquisition times are long: Many averages are needed for achieving sufficient signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
However, according to Bede Rundle (2004), neither of these answers are needed, for philosophical analysis is sufficient to prove the existence of a physical universe.
In addition, sufficient pathways are needed for the divertor exhaust.
