Sentence examples for enough incorporation from inspiring English sources
The results of the study indicated that, there is not enough incorporation of UD in design education as the majority of the participants did not know the concept and its content.
Adsorption results normalized to surface area indicate that small changes in carbonate percentage at a similar morphological scale did not provide enough carbonate incorporation to show statistical differences in peptide adsorption.
Efforts to further characterise and minimise these elements are ongoing, but the 1.5 kb fragment should be small enough for incorporation into most viral vectors.
It is, therefore, recommended that future training exercises of PDCs in CBMIS should take into consideration the timing aspect so that Parish Action Plans get written early enough for incorporation into the Sub-county Plans.
Greater complexity results in greater computational burden but modelling packages will, likewise, need to be flexible enough to allow incorporation of new algorithms.
The results indicate that if implantation accompanies diffusion, then PIII at low bias is suitable enough for nitrogen incorporation in materials.
These nanodiscs are of defined size small enough to prevent incorporation of Bax oligomers.
Recording the presence of specific features of repair was not consistent or sensitive enough to recommend incorporation in scoring methods.
For only 4 genes, the array component was large enough to justify incorporation in the ANOVA model (Table 1).
These results indicate that the relaxed fidelity of the second-generation RSs in the absence of nitroTyr compromises neither the integrity nor the utility of the new nitroTyr-RSs and is therefore of no functional consequence as fidelity only needs to be high enough to avoid incorporation of canonical amino acids when in competition with the targeted ncAA.
Although there are some limits regarding the size of the cations that can fit the structure, they are wide enough as to allow the incorporation of a large variety of elements.
