Sentence examples for be sufficient to derive from inspiring English sources

A man may only have two sperm to rub together and that may be sufficient to derive a live birth.

This amount of genetic variation should in theory be sufficient to derive additive genetic benefits of mate choice [ 62] (see below).

So, it is sufficient to derive the estimate (2.8).

Nevertheless, there are common characteristics that are sufficient to derive subject-independent spatial information.

Furthermore, a small number of basis elements were sufficient to derive accurate numerical solutions.

These conditions are sufficient to derive the following, purely qualitative principle, according to the definitional method in (QC) above (see Crupi and Tentori 2014, 82).

Rather, it is to arrive at a point where 'stocks' and 'supplies' are sufficient to derive an economic benefit by exporting high value units to other countries.

In view of the proof of Lemma 2.6, it is sufficient to derive an inequality which contradicts (2.20) instead of (1.12).

Thus, in order to evaluate the potential of a periodic operation, it is sufficient to derive and analyse the G2 function.

For checking the vector closure condition, it is sufficient to derive the matrix ({{varvec{W}}}_{{G}}) by Eq. (23) because this matrix alone contributes to the resultant force for producing global motion of the top plate.

We show that for any general stationary samples (function of node samples) meeting two mixing conditions, the knowledge of bivariate distribution or bivariate copula is sufficient to derive many of its extremal properties.