Sentence examples for be sufficient to block from inspiring English sources
A second, and in our view more plausible alternative, is the limited rostral caudal extent of demyelination along axons may not be sufficient to block conduction long-term.
With senators Nick Xenophon and Derryn Hinch indicating this week that they would vote against legislation to enable the plebiscite, a parliamentary bloc is emerging consisting of Labor, the Greens, Xenophon and Hinch that would be sufficient to block it.
With senators Nick Xenophon and Derryn Hinch indicating this week they would vote against legislation to enable the plebiscite, a parliamentary bloc consisting of Labor, the Greens, Xenophon and Hinch would be sufficient to block it.
Either one appears to be sufficient to block the implementation of Initiative 71, the ballot measure approved by nearly 70percentt of D.C. voters that would make marijuana possession legal in the District.
Opposition both to the renomination of President Roosevelt and to some of the ideas he wants incorporated in the platform grew during the day, although this opposition is not believed to be sufficient to block the plans of his supporters to renominate him.
Therapeutically, reestablishing the 'normal' unaltered microenvironment can be sufficient to block tumor progression and tumor formation [12],[12].
Pocket protein binding is sufficient to block the transcriptional activity of the E2Fs.
The data obtained with these tool compounds demonstrates that selective JAK3 inhibition is sufficient to block downstream signaling.
Time course analysis during osteogenic differentiation revealed that 4 days of Wnt3A exposure before the onset of mineralization is sufficient to block mineralization completely.
Labor, the Greens and NXT's three senators are sufficient to block the omnibus savings bill or insist on changes to the Arena cuts, if the government is amenable.
The question of whether those and other similarly unconvincing claims are sufficient to block Mr. Arar from having his case tried is now pending before the full Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan.
