In contrast, increasing CaV3.3 gCaT from 0.0 to 0.5 mS/causesuses an increase in the amplitude of the afterdepolarizing potential (ADP), but does not do so sufficiently to generate an additional spike (Figures 6Ca b).
In some cases, the arrival of invaders may sharply degrade the environment for some resident species, and do so sufficiently to threaten their persistence.
Cazorla hit it straight at the goalkeeper, but did so sufficiently hard that it still flew into the net.
While some will fear that the agreement does not do this fully enough, the case in its favour is that it does so sufficiently, while being much safer for the region than any of the alternative courses of action available.
After all the Ian Wright, Wright hype it was time to deliver, and the 36-year-old striker did so sufficiently to be named man of the match without ever erasing the impression of an ageing player hoping for a final fanfare.
A final possibility is that Paranthropus boisei did occasionally consume extremely hard or tough foods, but did so sufficiently rarely that it was not picked up in the microwear of the seven individuals sampled.
The usefulness of examining patient-level data is recognised [ 17], and is particularly suitable for the evaluation of biomarkers, as it is not enough that a marker reliably tracks the progression of the disease on average, but that it does so sufficiently well for each individual patient [ 18].
Winners-pay position auctions, however, only do so in sufficiently large markets.
When a company sets a dollar limit for a given flight route or hotel night, it must do so at a sufficiently high level, such that only a relatively small percentage of cases leads to an exceptions process.
Conversely, remittances have a positive impact on E(w h |D w >D R ): migrants who remit are less likely to stay, which implies that they will do so only for sufficiently large wages in the host country.
Under this assumption, hosts in our model regain protection by exposure to one of the dominant strains circulating in the host population at high frequencies, and do so at a sufficiently high rate to preserve strain population structure except at extremely low transmission intensity.
