One possibility is that late endosomal delivery of ClC-6 requires an additional factor (a β-subunit as for ClC-Ka/Kb, an adaptor/coat protein required for vesicular transport,.) that is expressed in limiting quantities which are sufficient for correct sorting of the endogenous ClC-6, but insufficient for abundantly overexpressed ClC-6.
ESTs having more than 95% sequence identity were considered a match; this level of identity is sufficient for correct EST matches among closely related genes and allows for minor variation due to sequencing errors (Subramanian and Kumar 2004).
Four genes (5-lipoxygenase activating protein, cytochrome P450 2K4-1, galectin-9 and annexin A1) were sufficient for correct assignment of individuals to EM, LM and uninfected groups, while IM was inseparable from EM.
It can be seen that the shot noise correction alone is sufficient for correcting the raw speckle contrast only up to about 1.2 cm.
This number of exposures is close to the mean number of exposures necessary for the correct naming of the new stimuli (six) registered by Costa et al. (2013), with it not being possible to evaluate whether only two exposures through exclusion trials would be sufficient for the correct naming of the stimuli.
It has been argued that symptoms alone are unlikely to be sufficient for the correct identification of those at risk of developing bipolar disorder; however, identifying risk factors or markers of vulnerability may improve the accuracy of this prediction [ 55].
Correct identification at least at the species level, as achieved in the present study, should thus be sufficient for clinical purposes.
This cannot be sufficient for moral responsibility.
"A correct and appropriate interpretation of the current laws relating to consent, with a full understanding by the jury, should be sufficient for the guilty to be convicted and the innocent acquitted".
The tarp should be sufficient for privacy.
