Sentence examples for be sufficient for maintaining from inspiring English sources
The unchanged detection efficiencies in our test of exposure equivalent to five years suggest that yearly calibration should be sufficient for maintaining the measurement accuracy of a CPC if it is operated under normal conditions.
Taken alone, the MP rule may not be sufficient for maintaining accurate local topology.
Given that noise grows proportionately with response strength, this implies that the reduction in tuning width at low contrast may not be sufficient for maintaining orientation discrimination thresholds comparable to those obtained at higher contrasts.
The presence of one copy of wild-type huntingtin seems to be sufficient for maintaining secretion, at least in fibroblasts.
Some have described incentives as "the cornerstone of modern life" [ 14], and commonly acknowledged incentives for attending MGR, such as gaining new knowledge and CME credit, may not be sufficient for maintaining attendance.
If these elements need to be less concentrated over their external concentration or if they are less mobile within the plant the compensatory responses might be sufficient for maintaining homeostasis in the mutant.
As the main flow take the fluid upward beyond the venturi, the pressure remains positive and is sufficient for maintaining only the flow.
In the ring or embrace model, two 10-nm chromatids (DNA plus histones) are trapped within the cohesin ring and the strength of this topological interaction is sufficient for maintaining SCC.
BMP4/Smad signaling has been shown to drive expression of inhibitor of differentiation (Id) genes, and forced expression of Id genes in ES cells is sufficient for maintaining self-renewal in the absence of BMP4 [8].
Besides, it was reported that binding of some TFs, including Sp1 and CTCF, is sufficient for maintaining a local unmethylated state [ 60- 65].
The LCD group also received 10- to 15-minute individual counseling sessions every 3 months, and this level of support was sufficient for maintaining their knowledge and motivation.
