Sentence examples for behavior is sufficient to from inspiring English sources

And who decides what behavior is sufficient to prompt a prohibition on the purchase of firearms?

(Richardson and Urbanke [9, 31] established that, if the block length is large enough, (almost) all codes in an ensemble of codes behave alike, so the determination of the average behavior is sufficient to characterize a particular code behavior.

Sometimes this behavior is sufficient to elude the wasp, but sometimes the wasp is able to follow the larvae on the surface, and either drag them back to the original burrow or bury them on the spot [24].

Although our model simulations showed that altered non-parenchymal cell behavior is sufficient to cause impaired regeneration dynamics that are consistent with NASH, ASH, diabetes, and cirrhosis, parenchymal cells likely also contribute to impaired regeneration.

Minimal, known characteristics of cellular behavior are sufficient to show the networks presented here generate known phenomena.

Moreover, a short set of behavior rules is sufficient to predict their group motion.

This rheological behavior is sufficient for the alumina paste to be processed into rounded shapes with a confined shaker table and to maintain the shape for sintering of the alumina beads.

Both groups successfully increased their time spent in moderate and vigorous PA and resistance training, however these changes were not significant and might reflect that simply enrolling in a lifestyle behavior modification trial is sufficient to stimulate change.

It has become increasingly clear among paleoanthropologists that Early Pleistocene sites sample a diversity of behaviors and no one model is sufficient to explain every collection of archaeological debris.

To see how closely these sum rate expressions capture the true sum rate behavior of the two schemes, it is sufficient to show the accuracy for one of the rate expressions because the same approximation is made for both.

This behavior is shown until the oxygen is sufficient to metabolize all the available flux of glucose.