Furthermore, sufficiently-precise X-ray structures allow a particular computational method to be validated as far as accurately predicting C−C distances in the absence of an X-ray structure (assuming that the addition pattern can be discerned from spectroscopic data) or when an X-ray structure clearly shows the addition pattern but has relatively low precision.
Furthermore, achieving sufficiently fine spatial sampling for high-resolution 3D endoscopic imaging requires an extremely high-density 2D array that is composed of several tens of thousands of wideband (tens of MHz) detector elements arranged within the millimeter-scale footprint of the probe.
Furthermore, the sufficiently small error measures indicate that the presented modelling approach can be incorporated into larger test environments and used for studies on indoor living comfort, energy conservation, control design or even model-based control.
Furthermore, for sufficiently high wall superheat, the heat flux tended to become nearly constant.
Furthermore, for sufficiently large (R>0), the inequality (frac{R}{varpivarphi(R)}>1) obviously holds, namely, (F3) holds.
Furthermore, at sufficiently high concentrations, ACh simulates the activity of muscarinic receptors M2 at the pre-synaptic terminal [ 37].
Furthermore, by employing sufficiently large delays, the observer is guaranteed to provide exact asymptotic state and input estimates for minimum-phase systems.
Furthermore, plaintiff had sufficiently alleged that the confidential username and password were trade secrets under California law, which defines a trade secret as information that derives independent economic value from not being generally known to the public and is subject to reasonable efforts to maintain its secrecy.
In the field of psychological research for example, Kanning (2005) points out that definitions and systematizations are frequently based on assumptions of plausibility, which furthermore are not sufficiently supported by empirical data.
Furthermore, WSWS is sufficiently brief to be used in routine clinical practice and research context [ 8, 10, 12].
