(It was sufficient, for instance, in "Chi-Raq," one of the many virtues of Spike Lee's 2015 masterwork).
While in some cases, such as Uganda, the use of force by the state has been able to effectively silence protest, the use of force has not always been sufficient – for instance the recent uprising in Burkina Faso, the protest movement in Senegal, or even the Egyptian and Tunisian protests in their inspiring early weeks.
Comparing Figures 5 and 8, we can see that to obtain similar results, a lower value of δ is sufficient; for instance, to have M1 below 50%, δ=0.3 is sufficient (even if δ=0.2 is below 50% for a network larger than 100 nodes) which corresponds in Figure 7 to a tolerable delay even for a network with 300 nodes.
While the concept of adaptation transaction [15, 21] is enough and suitable to ensure the consistency when considering a single component instance, it may not be sufficient for multiple and distributed instances of component types.
In case plaque-psoriasis remains controlled under infliximab therapy, addition of topical therapy may be sufficient for treatment of PPP in some instances (case 4).
Although selective HKMT inhibitors reduce levels of individual repressive marks, removal of H3K27me3 by specific EZH2 inhibitors, for instance, may not be sufficient for inducing the expression of genes with multiple repressive marks.
"And who on earth thinks that, if there's a real instance of terrorist activity, Tasers would ever actually be sufficient for our law enforcement officers?
A qualitative analysis of uncertainty can be sufficient; see for instance the approach in chapter 6.8 of the Guidance document for risk assessment for birds and mammals [20].
