Sentence examples for describe sufficiently from inspiring English sources
The informal takes on a relation of a dialogical type with the formal, and contributes to reconfiguring the traditional situations no longer able to describe sufficiently the phenomena that arise in the contemporary city.
The experimental results can be described sufficiently by pseudo-homogeneous rate expressions in aqueous phase activities.
The experimental results can therefore be described sufficiently by a pseudo-homogeneous 3-parameter rate expression in aqueous phase activities.
One of the declared strengths of these populations are their robust temperament, which has not been described sufficiently to be utilized for breeding purposes.
The design and optimization of the distillation requires a reliable thermodynamic model that describes sufficiently the properties of the ethanol/water mixture, and, especially, the vapor liquid equilibrium (VLE) near the azeotropic point.
Detail of each layer is described sufficiently to insight the process of context generation from low level contextual data up to high level context reporting scheme in a given pervasive environment.
However, the whole chemical process may be hardly described sufficiently with the help of the usual approach based on the deterministic diffusion-kinetic computations and the stochastic Monte-Carlo simulations.
Under these conditions, the classic heat equation describes sufficiently well the evolution of the temperature in different types of materials.
The traditional description of peptides is not sufficiently powerful because the common characteristics among amino acid residues cannot be described sufficiently.
We propose that it should be checked whether the waste stage is described sufficiently in the available REACH registration dossiers, e.g. the recycling of electronic scrap at recycling sites with poor working conditions in Asia or Africa.
Before proceeding to the factors influencing the delivery, dissolution and disposition of aerosol particles delivered to the lungs, the environment in which they will deposit must be described sufficiently for the later consideration.
