Sentence examples for contain sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is likely that the bacterial communities that form under MFC operation contain sufficiently "dominant" electro-active species that are capable of producing high power for MFCs.

The choice of appropriate window size is subjected to trade-offs: it should be as small as possible to guarantee a stationary regime but also sufficiently large to contain sufficiently many events for robust statistical tests.

Most of these highest correlation pairs do not contain sufficiently complementary sequences to predict a target relationship; nor do they lie in physical proximity to each other.

In general, 16S and 23S rRNA based phylogenetic trees are in good agreement[6], [7], while 5S rRNA is considered to not contain sufficiently long sequences for statistically significant comparisons.

To ensure that the ortholog groups selected for this study contain sufficiently diverse organisms (to minimize the impact of redundancy during entropy calculations), we considered only those COGs containing organisms listed in Table 4.

Even though negative cases are far more prevalent in the genome, we used equal-sized positive and negative datasets for training because we believe that these data sets contain sufficiently rich distinguishing features to separate genuine TIS motifs from the false ones.

Further research correlating self-perceived competence with objectively measured competence in EBM should be conducted using two instruments that are validated and contain sufficiently-matched items under various EBM domains.

"This product contains sufficiently high levels of melamine which may cause health problems," deputy chief executive Sandra Daly said.

Pseudonymous data has had personal details removed - such as names replaced with unique ID codes - but still contains sufficiently detailed information for someone to be able to establish the identities of individuals, even if this required combining it with a second database not held by the company in question.

In 1970 a lurch to the left began; it was contained sufficiently to allow Harold Wilson to squeeze back in 1974, but broke out again after 1979 with the Bennite/Militant takeover and the SDP defection which left the party unelectable for 15 years.

And the SDSS database contains sufficiently detailed information to compare the results of those simulations to galactic and cosmological reality.