Sentence examples for collectively sufficient from inspiring English sources

He proposed that each kind of speech act can be defined in terms of a set of rules that identify the conditions that are individually necessary and collectively sufficient for "sincerely and non-defectively" performing an act of that kind.

Thus, condition (3) ensures that the members of R are collectively sufficient to cause S's belief that p. McCain's theory offers a quick solution to the problem of deviant causal chains.

The research concluded that geometric transformation-based animation statements are: (1) collectively sufficient to visually describe a broad class of common construction processes, and (2) are at a level of abstraction that they can be logically concatenated to describe higher-level motion dynamics involved in performing construction.

Germ plasm contains maternally provided mRNAs and proteins that are individually necessary and collectively sufficient for PGC formation.

Collectively, sufficient amounts of DAMPs can trigger a sepsis-like response resulting in a 'cytokine storm' [defined as presence of proinflammatory cytokines/chemokines in plasma and also referred to as the systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS)].

It is unlikely that the pledges from all countries before the Paris summit will collectively be sufficient to bridge the gap to an emissions pathway that is consistent with the limit of 2C, say the report's authors, who include Lord Stern, the chair of the Grantham Research Institute and leader of 2006 Stern Review on the economics of climate change.

One of the challenges brought by large-scale scientific applications is how to avoid remote storage access by collectively using sufficient local storage resources to hold huge amounts of data generated by the simulation while providing high-performance I/O.

This means that even the statistically insignificant differences in individual gene expression are collectively still sufficient to distinguish AGRP and POMC neurons.

Collectively, by providing sufficient cell amounts and enhancing antioxidant capacity, decellularized ECM can be a promising cell culture platform for in vitro expansion of UC-MSCs.

In the run-up to the Paris conference, more than 175 countries collectively pledged to make sufficient emissions cuts to limit climate change to 2.7C.

Currently the greenhouse gas reduction pledges made by major emitting nations collectively are not yet sufficient to keep global temperature increases below the 2°C mark.