Sentence examples for be sufficient to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Although, one could imagine the progression to greater thickness, the current range will be sufficient to evaluate the qualitative usefulness of the aluminum equivalent approximation.
Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST) criteria may not be sufficient to evaluate the response of targeted therapies in metastatic renal cell carcinoma (mRCC).
However, these assays alone do not represent fibrinolysis in vivo and hence will not be sufficient to evaluate the efficacy of the test compound.
Knowing the number of free electrons in n-region (or free holes in p-region) could be sufficient to evaluate the charge current through a pn-junction and thus the open circuit voltage.
Measuring cellulose degradation by methods that only detect hydrolysis mechanisms (for instance FPase activity) may not be sufficient to evaluate the cellulose breakdown power of these enzyme mixtures because the fungus may secrete enzymes that instead of hydrolyzing cellulose, oxidize glycosidic linkages instead.
That might be sufficient to evaluate the evolutionary rate at each TFBS position.
Low infestation occurred at days 60 and 75 but at day 90, infestation was sufficient to evaluate insect damage.
Therefore, all other factors being equal, the study design is sufficient to evaluate ecological effects conceptually tied to excess nitrogen along a nitrogen gradient.
Presented method was sufficient to evaluate the difference between the biofilm formation potential of various P. aeruginosa strains, which is an important factor for the pathogen virulence determination.
It is shown that, for a 3D analysis, only three stress components are sufficient to evaluate the stress error, and for a 2D analysis only two stress components are needed.
The results show that simple turbulence modelling techniques are sufficient to evaluate the performance of the turbine in the designed operating conditions and can predict when the turbine will run outside each parameter's operational range.
