Sentence examples for be sufficient to associate from inspiring English sources

It may be sufficient to associate the species with different metabolic reactions without identifying its associated enzyme.

Since the results reported in Figs 4C and 4D indicated that the C-terminal cytoplasmic tail of CD4 (CD4c) was absolutely required to maintain the interactions, we analyzed whether this CD4c domain could be sufficient to associate with PLSCR1 in the two-hybrid system.

But this is superfamily-specific and for multi-family superfamilies, a query from one family may not be sufficient to associate with hits obtained from a query of a different family within a given superfamily.

However, in the case of gamma gliadins where many proteins differ by only a few amino acids, two peptides may not be sufficient to associate a protein with a specific gene sequence unless the peptides are from polymorphic regions.

Since deletion of any reaction would force all the dependent reactions to be excluded from the network, for network optimization using a MILP, it is sufficient to associate a single binary variable with each group of reactions.

This reduction may be sufficient to reduce problems associated with high rates of lipid absorption such as hyperlipidaemia.

We hypothesized that scene maintenance would not be sufficient to explain activations associated with scene construction, and thus scene maintenance would result in significantly less activation of the hippocampus, if any.

These results suggest that suppressing overexcitation with acute levetiracetam around the time of acquisition or early consolidation may be sufficient to reverse memory decline associated with aging.

This suggests that steady increase in ROS generation as described by the free radical theory of aging may not be sufficient to explain the phenotypes associated with aging.

Though increasing physician availability may improve geographic access to primary care, it may not be sufficient to address persistent financial barriers associated with a lack of insurance.

A two dose schedule giving 20 years' protection may be sufficient to eliminate human papillomavirus 6/11 associated anogenital warts, so a third dose may have little or no long term benefit in terms of protection against warts.