Sentence examples for characterized enough from inspiring English sources

As a matter of fact, the anatomy and mechanical/physiological/biochemical properties and functions of the human CV system, arteries, heart, kidney and RAS are, to the best of our knowledge, now understood and numerically characterized enough to allow for such a human quantitative approach to be adopted (especially with this articles chosen phenomenological "input-output" approach).

Many planetary scientists have voiced concerns that no one could find and characterize enough candidates in time to meet NASA's launch schedule for the robotic spacecraft and the crewed vehicle that would carry astronauts out to the corralled asteroid.

We did not characterize enough genes to draw general conclusions about relative importance of source and sink effects.

Nevertheless, we did sequence and characterize enough mtDNA and ptDNA to confidently describe the abundance and various types of noncoding DNA in each of these organelle genomes.

Since the study area has sufficient amount of rainfall and is characterized by enough secondary porosity in the geological formations, it can be possible to arrest the higher amount of rainwater for percolating it through fractures for rising of groundwater levels.

But very few transcription factors (TFs) have been experimentally characterized well enough to know which of the vast number of potential binding sites have sufficient binding affinity to be used as regulatory sites in vivo.

It provides some useful information fodiseases that are not characterized well enough to draw pathway maps.

Any system characterized well enough to construct a compartmentalized model can also be analyzed using the nested approach.

If the sample is characterized by low enough absorption coefficient, Fabry Perot-like interFabry Perot-likeadinterferencen the plane-parallel layer leads tofan intheferadiationima and minima in the transmission coefficient spectra.

One of the few such regions which are well enough characterized to allow estimates of deletion frequency is in the DMD gene, which at about 2.4 Mb is the longest known gene (this was not formally included in our study since it is not autosomal).

Syncytin 2 might protect the fetus against the mother's immune system due to immunosuppressive properties [ 11], but so far none of them have been well enough characterized to draw functional conclusions.