Sentence examples for are sufficient to detection from inspiring English sources

These spectral changes are sufficient to detection of Al3+ ions in the visible region of the spectrum and thus support naked eye detection.

Estimation of detection probabilities in woodland patches within the urban park study area showed that our sampling design with 67 surveys was sufficient to detect individuals in the eight woodland habitat patches with a detection probability close to 1. Three surveys were sufficient to reach a detection probability > 95% for males, whereas at least six were needed for females.

Now, we consider that the preliminary corrections of image distortions are sufficient to permit a proper detection of the thickness of the lines.

These data show that even trace amounts of BteA-EGFP expression are sufficient to induce cytotoxicity and prevent detection of the fusion protein by fluorescence microscopy or Western blot analysis.

We also demonstrate that 7 selected features are sufficient to provide a good starting engagement detection score.

That range is sufficient to exclude detection of alternative splices resulting from the use of alternate exons of similar length, the inclusion/exclusion of a single short exon, or the use of alternate nearby 5' or 3'-splice sites.

The strength of triplet periodicity obtained from alignments of footprint 5′-ends is sufficient to permit detection of translated frames and switches between them (Michel et al., 2012).

While the intrinsic variation in PCR assays is slightly greater than that required for a clinical laboratory analysis [ 26], the precision is sufficient to allow detection of twofold differences.

In the present study, we found that alanine substitution of Beclin 1 serine 90 is sufficient to block detection of starvation-induced Beclin 1 phosphorylation, and sufficient to block Beclin 1-mediated rescue of starvation-induced autophagy in multiple different beclin 1-deficient cells using multiple different autophagic flux assays.

The 270 mM Suc concentration is sufficient to allow detection of mutants with relatively weak sugar-insensitive phenotypes, as these mutants will still exhibit a significantly greater ability than wild-type plants to develop expanded cotyledons and true leaves on 270 mM Suc.

It seems very unlikely that highly successful criminals would think dying their product blue would be sufficient to fool police detection efforts.