Sentence examples for enough to be isolated from inspiring English sources
The aliphatic diazonium salts exist only as transient intermediates, quickly decomposing into a nitrogen molecule and a carbonium ion; certain aromatic diazonium salts are stable enough to be isolated but react readily either by loss of nitrogen or by formation of azo compounds.
In summary, SEC indicates that each of the three αReps forms a complex with GFP stable enough to be isolated.
Compound 3 possesses a sterically nonhindered phosphanylidene moiety, yet it is thermally stable enough to be isolated and stored at room temperature.
An intermediate situation is represented by ethyl acetoacetate, which at room temperature contains about 92.4 percent keto and 7.6 percent enol; at −78 °C (−108 °F), the interconversion of the two forms is slow enough for the individual substances to be isolated.
Naturally, a very highly infectious agent and a population with a very low threshold were inevitably doomed, but there were still examples even in this set where WF turned out to be isolated enough to prevent any spread.
Deafness doesn't have to be isolating.
Feral sheep do exist, but exclusively in areas devoid of large predators (usually islands) and not on the scale of feral horses, goats, pigs, or dogs, although some feral populations have remained isolated long enough to be recognized as distinct breeds.
In three of the 9 biopsies taken at the start of the study, enough T cells could be isolated to test for the presence of HPV16-specific T cells.
