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Markers that have showed high predictive power (e.g., Jones & Klin, 2013) may not be sufficient in predicting autism outside high-risk populations.

This appears to be sufficient in predicting lower shelf toughness under high constraint conditions, but may fail when attempting to predict toughness in the transition region or for low constraint conditions when using the same parameters.

This suggests that seroconversion precedes shedding of the Brucella in milk, and thus serological tests can be sufficient in predicting possible shedders.

In contrast to the study by Muller et al. [ 21], the present research had shown that even small fluid challenges over shorter periods can be sufficient in predicting fluid responsiveness among critically ill patients.

In addition, the results showed that the suggested technique is sufficient in predicting the behavior of the repairs.

For static analysis when the moving speed of the point load is almost zero, the first four modes in the expansion are sufficient in predicting the equilibrium positions and the critical loads.

Initially, if non-electrolyte molecules had crossed the membranes either through their lipid component or through a putative pore, regular diffusion should have been sufficient in predicting their permeability rates.

In the federal state of Brandenburg in Germany, conditions for larval development were predicted to be sufficient in each of the past 12 years.

This prompts an important question: will amelioration of less complex behavioral phenotypes, or even cellular and molecular defects, in preclinical trials be sufficient to predict success in clinical trials involving more complex behavioral end points?

These changes in size, nodal status and malignancy grade seem in fact to be sufficient to predict the effect of screening in breast cancer mortality [ 9]; they can therefore be used both as early indicators of the effectiveness of a screening programme and as surrogate endpoints of trials examining secondary aspects of screening, such as changes in screening frequency [ 10].

The findings suggest that the level of cravings prior to food exposure may be sufficient to predict overeating in BED and that treatment may want to target this as a defining feature that differentiates individuals with BED from those who do not binge eat.