The phrase "are therefore sufficient" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something meets the necessary requirements or standards as a result of previous statements or evidence.
Example: "The data collected from the experiments are therefore sufficient to support our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "are thus adequate" or "are consequently enough".
The "precise interests" advanced by Indiana are therefore sufficient to defeat petitioners' facial challenge.
The proinflammatory cytokines secreted in response to N. gonorrhoeae are, therefore, sufficient to stimulate HIV-1 expression in CD4+ T cells.
The combined four mutations F151S, A152S, F714S, F717S are therefore sufficient to hinder the binding of CaM to hEAG1 (p>0.05) BD-C1 and other auxiliary sites can still be involved in the binding mechanism in a cooperative manner.
Theoretically, minor reductions in MBF or slight increases in CTH are therefore sufficient to trigger reductions in tissue oxygen tension, and thereby angina and systolic dysfunction.
As has been assumed in other STI models [ 12, 21, 28], we assume both gonorrhoea and chlamydia are highly infectious and partnerships of short duration are therefore sufficient to transmit infection to susceptible partners.
Low levels of Ntn1 in the hypomorph are therefore sufficient to attract many commissural axons to the midline, consistent with reports that fewer than five Ntn1 molecules can induce growth (Pinato et al., 2012).
A crHyb molecule possessing only 7 RNA residues is therefore sufficient to direct specific Cas9 nuclease activity in vitro.
A session length of 5 minutes duration (which has been used previously in many laboratory experiments) is therefore sufficient to obtain a reliable evaluation of judged annoyance.
It is therefore sufficient that the regulation is rationally connected to the government's interest in preserving and promoting the welfare of detained juveniles, and is not punitive since it is not excessive in relation to that valid purpose.
