The 1D example is sufficient to motivate the theoretical and computational issues that arise when one derives the corresponding boundary value problem for the sensitivities.
Overall, the density of the sensors in this example is sufficient to achieve a low degree of uncertainty, with 90% of the cells having a residual uncertainty of 0.02 or less.
To disprove a claim on generality, a numerical example is sufficient.
Residues 2 73 of AFF4, for example, are sufficient to bind P-TEFb through the CycT1 subunit, and a peptide encompassing AFF42 73 folds upon binding CycT1.
This implicitly assumes that the magnitude of the site × test entry interaction is the same as the site × reference variety interaction, and while this may be a somewhat special case, the example is sufficient to demonstrate that, in general, the proposed methodology does not perform as intended.
Small adjustments in the construction of the latter two examples are sufficient to prove the following theorem.
More work is also needed to determine how many examples are sufficient for generalization to occur (and this, of course, will vary with contextual factors and individual differences).
For example, it was sufficient that a lawyer in Gujarat, Pakistan, who represented a rival political party, was perceived as having a politically adverse opinion to the persecutor irrespective of the lawyer's actual political opinions.
In our example it was sufficient to fix a threshold intensity value and instruct the computer to go through the table of pixel intensities from the entire 3D z-stack and flag all pixels with an intensity above the threshold as "ER", all others as "background".
There may be doubts, for example, whether there was sufficient pair-wise engagement in iterated prisoner's dilemma games to explain the evolution of reciprocal altruism according to some of the most familiar game-theoretic models (Kitcher 2006a,b).
