Sentence examples for are sufficiently extensive from inspiring English sources
Chances for success are best if there are sufficiently extensive bilingual or multilingual copies, of which at least one language is previously understood.
The recent successes of Federal troops in the North of Mexico have increased the probability that the election for President will be sufficiently extensive to justify the United States in recognizing the victor.
Targeting luxury commodities may impose temporary pain on the North's leaders, but it is questionable whether the list of commodities is sufficiently extensive to make a difference.
Plant growth is envisaged to have been sufficiently extensive and well-anchored to trigger the end-Ordovician glaciation by weathering-drawdown of CO2[7].
When DNA damage is sufficiently extensive, the cell stops growing, and the SOS repair pathways attempt to restore complementarity to the genome [1].
When dural bleeding is sufficiently extensive, it cleaves the deepest dural cell layers, creating a subdural compartment.
The description language it uses to generate user interfaces is sufficiently extensive and flexible for rich user interfaces to be generated.
In addition to the genes containing the associated SNPs, there are some cases where LD appears to be sufficiently extensive as to suggest other genes in the region may be important.
This suggests that some pneumococcal genotypes generate a pool of standing variation that is sufficiently extensive to result in "soft" selective sweeps: The emergence of multiple mutants in parallel upon a change in selection pressure, such as vaccine introduction.
Though plasmid transfection of myoblasts followed by switch to differentiation medium can be used to overcome the poor transfection efficiency of myotubes, the high toxicity of DUX4-FL expressed from the CMV promoter fragment made it impossible to use this strategy as myoblasts were killed before myotube formation was sufficiently extensive.
The findings of this pilot study are sufficiently compelling to warrant more extensive investigations into the risks of Mn exposure in drinking water.
