Sentence examples for distributed sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the study suggested that although PEG-liposomes can be delivered effectively to a solid tumour via the EPR effect, the formulation would not be distributed sufficiently to cancer cells distant from tumour vessels because liposomes are too large to scamper about in the tumour interstitium.

The average condition number (defined as the geometric distribution of tantalum markers in 3 dimensions) was calculated to be 22, indicating that the tantalum markers inserted in the surrounding femoral bone were distributed sufficiently to be able to obtain appropriate data for determination of prosthetic migration (Valstar et al. 2005).

In order to establish statistical significance of mutual information scores, we used the fact that a mutual information score can be regarded as a log likelihood ratio statistic, which itself is approximately chi-square distributed for sufficiently large sample size.

Directly transferred to a road situation, these results indicate that salt in much smaller amounts than what is currently used could weaken snow considerably, provided that the solution is sufficiently distributed to affect a large fraction of the grain bonds.

MU-MIMO in DASs with limited feedback and single antenna receivers is considered in [10], demonstrating substantial cell throughput gains with distributed antennas, provided sufficiently accurate channel state information at the transmitter (CSIT) is available.

Although the Tmub1/HOPS signals in a neuron are widely distributed, our data sufficiently explain the functional existence of Tmub1/HOPS for its GluR2 regulation.

Also, the intake of the diet under investigation should be sufficiently distributed in the population to allow evaluation of various intakes.

One of the priority goals is to ensure that resources and allocation for each department within hospital is sufficiently distributed to ensure health care delivery is efficient and maintain at high quality to the patient.

It is grounded on the premise that random variables individually drawn from independent distributions become normally distributed if the sample size is sufficiently large.

Or do we want a world where wealth is sufficiently well distributed for people to be free from taking the least undesirable jobs available?

On the other hand, when the longitudinal or transverse bars are sufficiently well distributed, smeared reinforcement is appropriate.