Sentence examples for designed to sufficiently from inspiring English sources

"It is unlikely that any regulatory system can be designed to sufficiently limit the stream of new substances being manufactured without resorting to a ban on a huge range of chemicals".

The results showed that a hybrid mask can be designed to sufficiently reduce both transmission through the mask and signal loss at large angles of incidence, considering both gamma ray and fast neutron radiations.

In the light of these findings, it is essential that CL care products, especially CL care solutions, should be designed to sufficiently decrease the amount of potential pathogens in order to minimise the risk of CL-related infections.

These results are not entirely unexpected because the samples sizes used in variation discovery for the present study are based on population genetics theory (i.e., effective population size and mutation rate) and are designed to sufficiently estimate the allele frequency for SNPs with a minor allele frequency of >5 10% (Kruglyak and Nickerson 2001).

The new app is designed to be sufficiently robust to handle full use of Asana.

For now, the committee is suggesting "principle-based recommendations" designed to be "sufficiently adaptive to deal with fast-moving technological developments". .

However, DPSWR's definitions are designed to be sufficiently general as to support application in other ecosystem contexts.

The significance of this paper is that it shows that the framework has been designed to be sufficiently robust to describe any mining/mineral related operation.

The liquid to solid ratios are designed to be sufficiently high to minimise precipitation of hydration products, and the effects of solution alkalinity and milling on dissolution rates are investigated.

As the drops of solution exited the air-in-jet nozzle, their viscosity was designed to be sufficiently high so as to prevent rapid mixing and/or dilution in the gelation bath, but without undergoing complete gelation in the nozzle.

The canisters are designed to remain sufficiently subcritical during launch and when submerged in wet sand and flooded with seawater in the unlikely event of a launch abort accident.