Sentence examples for be sufficient to exceed from inspiring English sources
The absence of signs of endothelial dysfunction in young BHR females exposed to crowding might also be explained by the relatively short duration and intensity of the stress used in this study, which may not be sufficient to exceed the adaptive mechanisms protecting vascular function, such as elevated NO production and reduced NE-constriction.
Then the SIR of the member increases and it is sufficient to exceed T u.
The study shows that if the stress is sufficient to exceed the inspiratory capacity of the lung, then stress failure occurs (i.e., pneumothorax); thus, in ventilation within this anatomical threshold of the lung, the main mechanism of VILI is dynamic strain.
Finally, a high level of IL-6 or IL-10 generation that was sufficient to exceed removal might have been partially responsible for the lack of cytokine elimination.
Thus, one may conclude that environmental variation in mRNA across these two population samples was sufficient to exceed the genetic variation accounted for by the loci we detected.
Based on our study, variations in τ during onset of at least 24 s are needed to exceed the limits of the 95% confidence interval, whereas a change of only 13 s in τ during recovery is sufficient to exceed the normal test-to-test variations.
A slight further reduction in the value of f (t)·g (t) to prevent the ceiling ever being exceeded would be sufficient to bring the epidemic under control no matter how long the prevailing mean delay time to diagnosis.
Phytochemical concentrations used for the MscL, KV2.1, NaV, and ADAM17 experiments were chosen to be sufficient to modify membrane properties; all concentrations exceeded that required for a doubling of gA activity in the fluorescence assays.
The records must be sufficient to ensure that an employee does not exceed the limitations in § 630.401(b) and (c).
Although forces exceeding body weight may be sufficient to initiate flight, this reduction in jump performance would presumably have significant consequences for the ability of winter ptarmigan to escape predation in comparison to summer birds, particularly as the additional mass is also likely to compromise flight performance.
