Sentence examples for ground sufficiently from inspiring English sources

A decent winter rainfall nourished the ground sufficiently to help the seeds to germinate.

Briefly, ovaries were ground sufficiently using an RNase-free grinding rod in Trizol reagent, then methyl chloroform was added to the 1/5 volume of Trizol and mixed thoroughly.

For the moment, though, the situation on the ground is sufficiently confused that nervous members of the alliance may well not see their hopes of a quick, clean victory realised.

Arctic pipeline refers to the pipeline that crosses permafrost terrain, where the soil or rock remains below 0°C throughout the year and is formed when the ground cools sufficiently in winter to produce a layer that persists throughout the following summer.

Soviet assistance helped the Egyptian military to start the rebuilding of their armed forces shortly after the war, and by September 1968 Egyptian ground forces sufficiently recovered to challenge the Israeli presence east of the Suez canal.

The outcomes show that the highly non-planar conformation of phenoxazine ring in the ground state preclude sufficiently close intermolecular interactions essential to forming aggregates or excimers.

One of such materials is the rice husk which under controlled burning, and if sufficiently ground, the ash that is produced can be used as a cement replacement material in concrete.

Although there is a large scatter of data, this observation implies that the physical effect of the bedrock on long-period ground motions is sufficiently strong to be observable in the shallow part of the basin, but it becomes very weak where the depth of the bedrock exceeds about 2 km. Figure 3 Comparison between the predominant period of long-period horizontal ground motion and bedrock depth.

This will most likely be because the ground isn't sufficiently level for the blocks to sit easily on it.

That is, the debate between the Academic Skeptic and the Epistemist is over whether S has adequate grounds for EI-type propositions such that those grounds make p sufficiently likely to be true.

Doesn't that keep us sufficiently grounded?