The phrase "are sufficient for complete" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing whether certain elements meet the requirements for something to be considered whole or finished.
Example: "The resources provided are sufficient for complete understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "adequate for total" or "enough for full".
These conditions were sufficient for complete quantitative reaction yielding one product with expected molecular mass (Δ mass = 226 Da).
However, the concentration of oxygen present in water will often not be sufficient for complete biodegradation of the organic compounds at the concentrations known to be typical for creosote sites.
Model results indicate that an adsorption capacity between 10−6 and 10−5 mol l−1 is sufficient for complete removal, by oxidation, of the Fe(II)(aq) load at the discharge.
EB dose of 1.5 kGy was sufficient for complete elimination of total coli forms.
Nothing in Socrates' long answer to Glaucon (and Adeimantus) commits him to the view that justice is sufficient for (complete) happiness (cf. Irwin 1999).
The optimum pH was 4.5 for both methods A and B; moreover, 4.0 mL of buffer solution was sufficient for complete colour development.
Recovery for 5 days at 10/15°C (day/night) was sufficient for complete recovery of photosynthesis from aLTS treatment, while the photosynthetic capacity was not recovered under tLTS treatment.
An increase of phenylenediamine concentration to 20 mM and three CVAs turned out to be sufficient for complete elimination of the cysteine impact and a decrease of responses to ascorbic acid to the lowest level (0.1% of the response to ascorbic acid without PPD membrane).
The results indicated that the SMZ bed with HDTMA loading of 75% of external cation exchange capacity (ECEC) at a flow rate of 2 BV/h and pH of 10 showed the greatest enhanced removal efficiency of HA while ethanol solutions (25%v/v) with feed flow rate of 2 BV/h were sufficient for complete regeneration of SMZ and desorption of HA.
