Sentence examples for fully sufficient for from inspiring English sources
God's decrees are thus fully sufficient for their effects.
Damping capability of the CFRP structure is not fully sufficient for the machine tool.
These analyses uncovered that induced co-expression of CBL3 is fully sufficient for dynamic translocation of CIPK5 from the cytoplasm to the tonoplast.
In effect, the thermal energy liberated by one-photon absorption is fully sufficient for the precursor breakdown and for atom diffusion, whereas multiphoton absorption only acts as a starter.
One explanation would be that TGFβ conditions Teffs to respond to Tregs via NADP oxidase dependent and non-dependent pathways that are necessary but not fully sufficient for suppression to occur.
The amount of dNTPs carried over from the reverse transcription reaction is fully sufficient for further amplification.
Dunlap's objections to the "old doctrine" that held visual imagery to consist in "centrally aroused visual sensations" seems to have played a crucial role in emboldening Watson to deny the existence of imagery altogether, thus enabling him to present the study of behavior as a fully sufficient methodology for psychology (Watson, 1924).
Notwithstanding that time-scales play an important role, this study reveals that loop formation provides a complementary and fully sufficient mechanism for CT formation.
On the risk to the San Luis Rey River and the drinking water supply of northern San Diego County cities, he cited the duty of the water boards -- regional and state -- to protect water quality, concluding that a "fully sufficient process" exists for environmental decision-making.
This suggests that, in vivo, either the A281del mutation is fully sufficient to compensate for kDNA loss or any secondary adaptation occurs much faster than in vitro.
It is unclear whether these adjustments were fully sufficient to adjust for disease activity, and therefore there might be remaining confounders (and confounding by indication, that is, that the start of TNFi treatment is per se an indicator of more severe RA disease).
