Sentence examples for deserves sufficient from inspiring English sources

Thus, the MIP-carousel process developed in this study deserves sufficient attention in materials processing industries or metal-related industries, where the selective separation of heavy metal ions with the same charge has been a major concern.

Furthermore, we agree with [48,49] that policies also matter and therefore deserve sufficient analytical attention.

An expert in the field will connect the dots without a model figure, but for many readers, this finding deserves a figure and sufficient explanation/speculation in the text, to convey the significance of this to non-experts.

But the year ends with Labour still struggling to convince sufficient voters that it deserves a return to power.

Perhaps the amount of evil in the world can be overemphasized, but it is certainly sufficient to deserve our attention.

The only way to ensure the highest quality of care our nation's veterans deserve is to provide sufficient, timely, and predictable funding.

But it was enough for him to declare himself the GOP's "presumptive nominee," and it may be more than sufficient to convince Republican voters that, as the party's clear front-runner, he deserves to be its standard-bearer.

Yet before we can determine which empirical information deserves the "evidence-based" seal of quality, we first need context-specific standards for the optimal or at least sufficient internal and external validity.

Senor said that Obama "deserves a lot of credit" for getting bin Laden, but that taking out the al Qaeda leader was "necessary but not sufficient".

This receptor deserves our further attention because it is clearly evident from analyses of TNFR1 knock-out mice that TNFR2 stimulation alone is sufficient to activate most of the signaling pathways mediated via TNFR1 [ 20].

I have not sufficient reserves of scorn to treat the spectacle of a New Labour minister condemning others for outrageously courting the media with the derision it deserves, so I will concentrate instead on Biggs's failure to repent.