Sentence examples for be enough to inhibit from inspiring English sources

Areas protected as nature reserves had lost as many species as unprotected areas had, indicating both the importance of proper management of nature reserves and that nature reserves alone may not be enough to inhibit regional extinction of butterfly species.

This result suggests that the activation of defense systems controlled by JA after RDV infection may not be enough to inhibit propagation of RDV in plants expressing functional RIM1.

In this case, a relatively small amount of R16b could modestly enhance the half-life of the enzyme but would not be enough to inhibit the binding of D-luciferin substrate to the enzyme; therefore, R16b could increase the luciferase activity.

Nevertheless, people with diabetes are fearful of hypoglycaemia (see below), and even clinically trivial events may be enough to inhibit concordance with therapy.

Thus, the employment of a single preventive strategy to mitigate the development of AKI may not be enough to inhibit the numerous interconnections of signaling pathways that lead to renal injury.

These results suggested that matairesinol with anti-osteoclastogenic activity via the down-regulation of the p38/ERK-NFATc1 signaxisg axis might not be enough to inhibit the survival and function of mature osteoclasts.

For instance, inhibition of RalA alone is enough to inhibit tumor initiation, while RalB is vital for tumor invasion and metastasis.

The solution that most affected the appearance of the book was mechanical composition; the new composing machines imposed new limitations not only on type design but also on the number and kinds of faces available, since the money required to buy a new typeface was enough to inhibit printers from stocking faces of slight utility.

The accumulated CO2 was enough to inhibit the growth of E. coli during shake culture.

Importantly, resveratrol at a low concentration 25 μM was enough to inhibit PGE2 production.

Only 7.8  μg/mL CLF1 was enough to inhibit by 97%and90%0% biomass production of S. mutans and S. mitis, respectively.