Sentence examples for enough to allow substantial from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the duration of ECMO must be long enough to allow substantial lung repair to occur.

Substitutions (nucleotide or even amino acid) are not as good, because the number of possible trait states (4 or 20) is small enough to allow substantial homoplasy.

One, the emitter, is at a temperature (T) large enough to allow a substantial emission of electrons into the space between the plates due to the thermal statistical spread in electron energy.

This interval is long enough to allow a substantial recovery of the N1m component before the onset of the following train [ 59].

"Even though they weren't huge leads," Mr. Mann said, "they seemed substantial enough to allow him to turn his attention and resources elsewhere".

The resource management mandate from central government to district councils is not substantial enough to allow them to make practical decisions about, for example, drug stocking.

Detection of fibronectin on the surface of M. gallisepticum, routinely cultured in HFLX, indicates that the fibronectin concentration in the horse serum is high enough to allow the pathogen to adsorb substantial amounts.

The costs are likely to be low enough to allow this method to make a substantial contribution to capacity building in low-income settings.

My paralysis is moderate enough to allow me to pass.

The £3,000 is not enough to allow for much manoeuvring.

The MDGs were broad enough to allow local variation.