Sentence examples for be sufficient in explaining from inspiring English sources
A method of superposition involving a variation of the flame sheet approximation with two heat sources is shown to be sufficient in explaining this phenomenon.
However, this theory cannot be said to be sufficient in explaining all outsourcing decisions of SMEs owing to the fact that some still go ahead to outsource even when they could have carried out the task cheaper than the outside vendor.
Mr Cruddas, a serious thinker in the party, said neither were sufficient in explaining the profound defeat inflicted at the polls.
The likelihood ratio test for incidence rates in all countries indicated that both the AP model and the AC models were sufficient in explaining the variation in the full APC model for Singapore (P-value = 0.999 (AP vs APC), 0.925 (AC vs APC)), Sweden (P-value = 0.999, 0.975) and Geneva (P-value = 0.800, 0.959) (Table 2).
However, there is evidence that this model may not be sufficient in itself to explain the development of cancer [ 3].
A good model has to be sufficient both in explaining the data on which it was built and in predicting independent data [ 9].
The presence or absence of linA and linB in each of the three strains is sufficient in these cases to explain which HCH isomers each strain could degrade.
It can be argued that the sole collection of quality ratings may not be sufficient for explaining the differences in ratings for our experimental contexts.
Daily selection against melanics (s ≃ 0.1) was sufficient in magnitude and direction to explain the recent rapid decline of melanism in post-industrial Britain.
It has to be mentioned that in MD simulations using a classical force field description, no reaction can take place and a small difference in the residence time of hypochlorite may be sufficient to explain differences in the leaking behavior.
We propose that such randomness in virus introductions may be sufficient to explain the differences in the proportions of resistant viruses between the countries.
