Sentence examples for be sufficient to effect from inspiring English sources
As a result, he said, eliminating debt alone "may not be sufficient to effect a reorganization".
In a statement within Maltby's accounts, KPMG said: "Notwithstanding the conditional commitment received from the company's shareholders to provide certain 'equity cure' funding relating to the covenant test periods to 31 December 2010, there is no certainty that such funding will be sufficient to effect all the cures required in relation to those test periods".
The amount of decimation should be sufficient to effect meaningful savings in TP utilization without significantly degrading performance of the application.
Although the impacting electrons will lose some of their kinetic energy of 24 to 28 eV on approaching the multiply charged protein anions as a result of Coulombic repulsion, the remaining electron kinetic energy should be sufficient to effect ionization at neutral sites.
23 Activation of these proteases is sufficient to effect morphological and biochemical changes consistent with apoptosis.
During the early years of increased pentamidine use in India (1978), 10 injections were sufficient to effect cure in all treated patients.
This suggests that the qualitative information on protein content is sufficient to effect accurate classification, rather than the level of the proteins in the bacterial cells.
Redl did not believe that counseling or psychotherapy were sufficient to effect change for youth, and instead sought to create a new therapeutic milieu within which children could learn about their behaviors and then change them.
Yet, phospho-Vpu-dependent CD4 degradation is almost completely lost (quantified in Figure 1D), suggesting that even small decreases in interaction are sufficient to effect a large change in degradation.
Power analysis shows that a sample size of 30 in the waiting-list control group will be sufficient to show effect sizes of this magnitude.
Adjusting for population stratification assessed with a few dozen AIMs would be sufficient to control this effect.
