Sentence examples for be sufficient to interrupt from inspiring English sources

Third, the actions that ensue as a consequence must be sufficient to interrupt the disease process that would ultimately lead to death.

We note that if cross-talk from activated AR signaling is the cause of the ER signal activation in ER- tumors, then AR inhibition therapy would be sufficient to interrupt this signal.

Preliminary results of the model show R0 = 1.14 and suggest that vaccinating ducks and geese would be a very efficient strategy to reduce R0 where coverage of 14% of hatchling aquatic birds, with no vaccination of chicken, might be sufficient to interrupt a self-sustaining outbreak, i.e. R0 < 1[ 1[].

Alternatively, since low levels of activated Src were previously shown to be sufficient for GJIC suppression in mouse fibroblasts [ 3, 4], the possibility that the residual Src activity in treated cells might be sufficient to interrupt gap junctional communication cannot be excluded.

To establish whether exposure to low temperatures was sufficient to interrupt the circadian behavior of the CsPRR genes, experiments were performed on 16- to 24 week-old chestnut seedlings.

In some cases, stroking the dogs, talking to them, or asking them to get up was sufficient to interrupt the episode.

Single mutation of one of the three residues was sufficient to interrupt ER localization and MHC I retention, but not interaction with MHC I.

In addition, vaccination campaigns directed at children <5 years of age may not have been sufficient to interrupt the outbreak because a substantial number of older persons were susceptible.

Experience in Latin America has shown that vaccination of a critical percentage of dogs, on the order of 40 70%, at least in major urban areas, was sufficient to interrupt canine rabies transmission and resulted in diminished human rabies deaths [ 3].

At the same time, campaign delivery strategies have reached whole populations, which has been sufficient to interrupt transmission of polio and measles in many countries where regular access to health services is very low.

In the case of fitness costs, single mass releases may not be sufficient to introduce and/or maintain the transgene at a high enough frequency to interrupt pathogen transmission cycles.