Sentence examples for functioning is enough from inspiring English sources

However, even the most superficial understanding of the federation's way of functioning is enough to know that the problem cannot be so simple.

These data suggest that the presence of at least one CLDN16 allele with partial function is enough to predict a milder clinical phenotype.

Studying places that have seen the failures of democratic governments — disregarding whether democracy was functioning properly — is enough to convince one that consensus and transparency might not always be the answer.

In keeping with this philosophy, to define the delta function properly, it is enough to say what the "integral" of the delta function against a sufficiently "good" test function is.

In particular, on a bounded set, all smooth ((C^2) is enough) functions are (lambda )-convex for a suitable (lambda <0).

As it was seen, only the function defined in (18) itself is enough to represent almost all the conditions in Propositions 2.1 and 2.3.

Yet the lead researcher, Dr Harald Ott, told the BBC that restoring a small fraction of normal function could be enough: "If you're on haemodialysis then kidney function of 10% to 15% would already make you independent of haemodialysis.

The goal was optimistically simple: if an organism is nothing but the inexorable reading out of its DNA, then identifying the individual genes and their functions would be enough to "compute" it.

The fact that mutant TRPML3 protein is being expressed (Fig. 3A) complicates the analysis of Cre-mediated recombination because the mutant pore-less TRPML3 protein is likely to be detectable by immunohistochemistry. Second, three weeks of loss of TRPML3 function might be enough for potential compensatory mechanisms to become effective.

Interestingly, one genetic study of HDGC kindreds found one family with an intact second CDH-1 allele and detectable E-cadherin protein in neoplastic cells, and postulated that a 50% reduction in CDH-1 function may be enough to promote tumorigenesis; other explanations include: a dominant-negative effect of the germline mutation or a missense mutation of the wild-type allele [ 13].

"Any effect of estrogen on cognitive functioning is not well enough established to make that the determining factor," Dr. Thies said.