Sentence examples for be sufficient to reflect from inspiring English sources
At a local scale, such an approach may not be sufficient to reflect real changes in species composition, and to provide land managers detailed information for developing useful strategies for climate change adaptation.
Again we emphasise that the approach adopted here is to recognise that at present the Newtonian fluid flow equations offer the best approximation, and that the use of the Navier slip boundary condition might well be sufficient to reflect certain aspects of nanoscale fluid flow behaviour.
Another very critical statement of the EFSA procedure is that the duration of experiments to assess the risks to non-target organisms should be sufficient to reflect the pattern and duration of exposure that these organisms are likely to experience under field conditions [55 57].
A high temporal resolution is not important, but the monitoring sites must be sufficient to reflect the full range of conditions in the study population.
However, the present study supports that even low numbers of joints and tendons seem to be sufficient to reflect the response to biological treatment.
This suggests that the commonly applied follow-up period of 12 months may not be sufficient to reflect the true, longer term outcomes.
In conclusion, certain plasma metabolites could be used to estimate Ile, Leu, and Val requirements, and 2 days of adaptation to a new diet was sufficient to reflect relevant biological changes in the blood to different levels of dietary AA in the current study.
Therefore, the stress concentration factor only calculated by the maximum longitudinal stress is sufficient to reflect the local stress concentration of this detail.
We present this method of analysis not to that our coverage of each species is sufficient to reflect the variation within a species, but rather to demonstrate that such an analysis is possible within a group of taxa or region, when there is good representation of the variability within a species.
We hope that this change is sufficient to reflect the fact that we have only studied a subset of (naturally occurring) mutations in that region.
