Sentence examples for be sufficient to define from inspiring English sources

What is at issue is the difference between phonetic and phonological (or phonemic) identity, and for these purposes it will be sufficient to define phonetic identity in terms solely of acoustic "sameness".

A paucity of CD4+ T cells in genital tract tissue could be sufficient to define the low probability of the first infected cell both being infected and then passing virus on to the next cell.

Probably not, but paradoxically the morphology of their mandible would no more be sufficient to define them as hystricognaths.

Furthermore, taking into account that homodimer formation is feasible even among non-functional complexes, according to our results the dimerization step would not be sufficient to define the GR as an active transcription factor.

In principle, global information could be sufficient to define structures if it conveyed small enough differences in position.

Therefore, the copy number status of individual genes may not be sufficient to define cancer subtypes and predict the response to treatments.

The issue turns on how much contact with Al Qaeda and what kind is sufficient to define someone as part of the enemy force.

This meant a woman identifying herself according to certain categories straight, lesbian, sado-masochist, Marxist, disabled, fat, and so on as if such labels were sufficient to define a person's identity, social role and rights.

Note that under this assumption, it is sufficient to define the following two strategies.

The main point of this demonstration is that the principle of finality is sufficient to define and study corecursive definitions.

These decision variables are sufficient to define an idealized geometric layout of the system and an operating plan.