Sentence examples for be enough to activate from inspiring English sources

The large number of such elements and the strong connections formed between them mean that activation of just one element in the network may be enough to activate the entire structure.

This could be enough to activate its transmitter.

An ordinary conversation with a friend about needing a new pair of jeans could be enough to activate it.

According to provocative new research, simply being exposed to Buddhist terminology may be enough to activate tolerance and compassion among both Buddhists and non-Buddhists.

The differential affinities of phytoestrogens for ER-α and ER-β suggest that physiologic concentrations of phytoestrogens may be enough to activate ER-β but not ER-α, implying that rather than acting via the classical ER-α pathway, phytoestrogens may activate ER-β and induce its antiproliferative effects (McCarty 2006).

The phone call was enough to activate Italian prosecutors, who are required to investigate if there is the possibility of a crime.

It has been calculated that one female silkworm moth carries only about 1.5 micrograms (1.5 × 10-6 gram) of its sex attractant, called bombykol, at any given moment; theoretically, this is enough to activate more than 1,000,000,000 males.

As demonstrated in Japan, even a 30-second notice was enough to activate computerized programs to slow commuter trains so they did not go off their tracks, stop elevators so passengers were not stranded between floors, flash highway warning signs instructing motorists to slow down and avoid overpasses, and open doors at fire stations so they would not be stuck shut should power be lost.

In other words, just reading stories describing action was enough to activate a sense of movement within the subjects, despite that they themselves were sitting down.

Since wide eyes, which display more of the white sclera region of the eyeball, are a key feature of fearful faces, University of Wisconsin, Madison neuroscientist Paul Whalen and colleagues wondered if large eye whites alone were enough to activate the amygdala.

A long-term study of fasting in adult tilapia also showed that myostatin expression was unaffected by fasting (Rodgers et al. 2003) Our findings suggest that the level of starvation in these juveniles was enough to activate an alternative mechanism for regulating muscle growth rather than through myostatin.