Sentence examples for event sufficient from inspiring English sources

In any event, sufficient reflective and fluorescent material shall be used on the triangle to meet the requirements of S5.4 and S5.5.

It could be argued that c subunit overexpression did not lead to an mPTP opening event sufficient to generate a detectable Ca2+ efflux.

Qualitative studies 'inherently imply a frequency of occurrence of an event sufficient to constitute a pattern or theme', and metasummary can be seen as the next step in this process, as well as helping to verify the presence of themes across studies.

The intensity of an adverse event will be rated as follows: mild (Awareness of signs or symptoms, no disruption of usual activity) moderate (Event sufficient to affect usual activity (disturbing)) severe (inability to perform usual activities (unacceptable)) An adverse event is related to the study drug if the investigator judges it causally related.

Events sufficient for a chapter or even a novel are summarised in eight words: "Tiny explained how he lost the plumbing business".

The cable said the Italian foreign ministry's North America office director, Geri Schiavoni, had complained that the 9,000-word 9,000-word not give the events sufficient context, and that the embassy should have ensureporte report was written "with sufficient nuance".

There may be a broad array of molecular interactions that are capable of transmitting pre-TCR or TCR engagement into events sufficient to drive differentiation and selection.

ERs, as transcription factors, are able to induce gene expression events sufficient for altered cellular responses, some of which include cell division and cancer progression.

In this region, the weaker association with the sex trait in a distal (VSVV010) and, if accurately located, a central (VSVV008) genes could be a trace of some recombination events, sufficient to break the association with the sex causal genes, but not ample enough to completely blur LD traces.

We conclude that Lkb1 loss as a sole event is sufficient to initiate pancreatic tumor growth; however, those tumors are benign mucinous cystadenomas and Lkb1 loss alone is not sufficient to drive formation of PDAC.

The Spirit of St . Louis in any event, was sufficient to its task, where others had failed.