Sentence examples for enough to characterize from inspiring English sources

Even these two technological developments, however, are not enough to characterize and explain the emergence of Andean civilizations.

Feyerabend took this requirement seriously enough to characterize observation sentences pragmatically in terms of widespread decidability.

Thus, a single PSF is not enough to characterize the blur in the observation model, and a local PSF for each spatial location must be considered.

Results indicated that twelve randomly located measurement points are enough to characterize site-specific LAI with standard error less than 0.15 LAI units.

Tests performed using the Engineering Qualification Model show that the setup is accurate enough to characterize angular movements of the instrument components to an accuracy of ≈10 μrad.

The results also indicate that the Froude number is not enough to characterize the flow regime and the filling ratio must be accounted for.

To verify that the F- and C-clusters, ULAB nerves, and cerebral commissure have enough peptides to characterize, we compared the concentrations of a single peptide from each prohormone, the AI prohormone Cβ-peptide and cerebrin.

This could be explained by the fact that the smaller samples of the cDNA microarray data may have insufficient statistical power in identifying enough DEGs to characterize the disease.

This approach may solve the early stage discovery problems of: (a) inducing some level of expression of cryptic biosynthetic gene clusters [waking the sleeping genes] and (b) rapidly increasing product yields to obtain enough material to characterize chemically and biologically [early stage yield enhancement].

This sequence length was chosen based on the work of Liu et al. (2007) showing that reads as short as 100 bases are long enough to accurately characterize taxa.

The differences observed between the hydrodynamic parameters of the high pressure and model systems suggest that the five dimensionless groups employed are not enough to fully characterize the global bed behavior.