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The skills which got many managers to the top in the past will no longer be sufficient as the health service landscape becomes ever more complex and demanding.

Two-dimensional observations might not always be sufficient, as the size distribution and the connectivity of phases cannot be obtained from associated measurements, which can only be determined by three-dimensional (3-D) investigation.

"But I don't think it's enough by itself, or that it will be sufficient as the one way to make the game more enjoyable or encourage more people to play.

Therefore, one vehicle speed parameter (i.e., vehicle speed in the preceding section) should be sufficient as the possible explanatory variable in the developed models.

However, this may not be sufficient, as the formation of long-standing kelo trees might be partially related to the occurrence of surface fires, which were historically common but now practically absent from pine dominated landscapes in Fennoscandia (Wallenius 2011).

Although, there are already a lot of frameworks and discourses around digital competence, such general theoretical frameworks will not be sufficient as the digital competence develops (Calvani, Fini, Ranieri, & Picci, 2012; Janssen et al., 2013; Littlejohn, Beetham, & McGill, 2012).

DMCA finger-wagging may be sufficient as far as the law is concerned, but why not reach out to gamers and explain to them why they should care about Jailbreaking?

The 40mm driver is clearly built to focus on the mids and highs, but the bass is sufficient as well (the large foam surrounds help a lot).

Thus, rough soft information is sufficient as long as the ratio of the pseudo-range variances is accurate.

Welding hoods with a #14 (or darker) filter are sufficient, as are the Solar Filters used in telescopes.

In a clinical setting, the generally accepted theory that acute haemorrhage SDH is hyperdense and that older haemorrhage is hypodense on CT is sufficient as are the temporal changes that have been described on MRI.