Sentence examples for expected to be sufficiently from inspiring English sources
We first demonstrate the results for Model 1, with which the crack density is so low (ϵ = 0.0125) that the FAT is expected to be sufficiently valid.
The current Medium Access Control MACC) scheme which is expected to be sufficiently supported by well-known networking vendors comes from the IEEE 802.11e workgroup.
On the other hand, the distance between the biohashes of different users is expected to be sufficiently high to achieve higher recognition rates.
On the other hand, the distance between the biohashes belonging to different users is expected to be sufficiently high which enables higher recognition rates.
These 2-D film structures consisting of a network of approximately 30-nm-sized Ag NWs as shown in Figure 5 are expected to be sufficiently transparent, owing to the low intensity of scattered light.
We believe the adult age group we chose differed sufficiently in terms of age and travel patterns from the target school-age group to be considered a separate population but could reasonably be expected to be sufficiently exposed to traffic as pedestrians.
This is the Toyota's third year in the championship, when traditionally equipment and skills are expected to be honed sufficiently to make a tilt at both the title and the 24.
The pKa of the Lys292 ε-amino group, when positioned among the positively charged amino acids (Lys296, Arg299 and Lys304) from the C-terminal α-helix-11 [ see Supporting Information ] along with Lys158 and Lys199 in close proximity to the reaction centre, would be expected to be lowered sufficiently (Schmidt and Westheimer 1971; Highbarger et al. 1996) to promote interaction with PLP or Asc.
Instead of using 30 populations per cross as in F2 hybrids, we used only six populations per strain (totalling 192 F1 and 156 parental populations) because F1 hybrid and parental genotypes are genetically uniform clones (except for any new random mutations), hence the populations' variance in response to stress was expected to be low and sufficiently captured in fewer replicates.
Moreover, if the traffic requirements in the system are sufficiently low or the number of cells is sufficiently large, ρ ⋆ is expected to be sparse with zero entries specifying cells that can be deactivated.
The study analysed the current shortcomings of urban mobility planning in Germany and concluded: "According to our analysis, informal local transportation planning is subject to structural deficits which cannot be expected to be rectified substantially without enacting a sufficiently guiding legal framework".
