Sentence examples for believed to be sufficient from inspiring English sources

This is believed to be sufficient for single-molecule sensing.

Although the final makeup of the Senate and House of Representatives is not known, the opposition of Labor, the Greens, and those crossbenchers is believed to be sufficient to defeat the bills.

For CBP organism development, beginning with microbes that do not have this ability and thus requiring heterologous expression of a saccharolytic enzyme system, high-yield conversion of model cellulosic substrates and heterologous expression of CBH1 and CBH2 in yeast at levels believed to be sufficient for an industrial process have recently been demonstrated.

Opposition both to the renomination of President Roosevelt and to some of the ideas he wants incorporated in the platform grew during the day, although this opposition is not believed to be sufficient to block the plans of his supporters to renominate him.

Until now, Saudi Arabia's low cost oil and its cash reserves, estimated to be around $670 billion, was believed to be sufficient to frighten rival oil producers out of the business, clearing the way for a much-needed increase in the price, once the oil-glut subsides.

The ultimate available uranium is believed to be sufficient for at least the next 85 years, although some studies indicate underinvestment in the late twentieth century may produce supply problems in the 21st century.

Michael Ratner, the president of the Center for Constitutional Rights, has compiled what he believes to be sufficient evidence to try senior Bush administration officials for war crimes.

We now know that the mitochondrial genome (mtDNA), which is housed in the mitochondrial matrix, contains the blueprint for thirteen polypeptides and all the RNA molecules believed to be necessary and sufficient for intramitochondrial protein synthesis [8].

Epstein Barr virus (EBV), a ubiquitous herpesvirus that infects over 90% of adults worldwide, is believed to be necessary, but not sufficient for developing NPC (Chang and Adami, 2006).

Only 40 of 181 (22%) EPs received paediatric PSA training, and of those who received training, only 30.0% (12/40) believed it to be sufficient (Table 1).

We now need to know whether we can get sufficient from what we believe to be abnormal bone as well as sufficient from normal bone.