Sentence examples for factors sufficiently from inspiring English sources

"The Soviet Union did not understand religious and ethnic factors sufficiently, and overestimated the capacity of Afghan society to move very fast toward a modern era, in this case socialism," said Svetlana Savranskaya, director of Russian programs at the National Security Archive, an independent research center at George Washington University.

Kenny claimed -- and Ozanne ultimately agreed -- that these factors sufficiently explained why he felt he had to fire seven shots into the body of an advancing Robinson.

Further research is required to determine whether preventative parenting interventions delivered prior to the onset of difficulties are an effective method for changing family and other contextual factors sufficiently to improve the wellbeing of adolescents and their parents.

The critical, and yet undetermined, element in this scenario would be to use the bioreactor (or similar device) in a manner that would only control environmental factors sufficiently to allow for reproducibility in the aforementioned measurements while still allowing numerous environmental factors to change, thereby inducing differential gene expression.

However, we must also keep the Q factor sufficiently high for good sensing precision.

For example, Pinto et al. [ 10] supported a one-factor structure based on observation in a clinical sample that the first factor was sufficiently explanatory, which rendered additional factors extraneous.

Results indicate that the size effect become negligible when these two geometric factors are sufficiently large and as a result, the governing equation of OAC can be greatly reduced to a simple relation between externally applied stress and actuation temperature on the SMA wire.

The presumption must therefore be that no diet or metabolic factors changed sufficiently to alter discrimination for S. fasciolatus across this range.

Neither clinical nor morphological factors can sufficiently explain this phenomenon.

However, none of these factors were sufficiently sensitive or specific for diagnosing or excluding heart failure.

However, none of those factors have sufficiently accounted for the decline in muscle function.