Sentence examples for has increased sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Thus, the pattern size might become small enough to fit inside the cell only after the glycolytic flux has increased sufficiently.

Finally, MMPs exert their activity, once the pH has increased sufficiently [ 33].

Manufacturing capacity for seasonal influenza vaccines has increased sufficiently to supply quadrivalent influenza vaccines, and methods to identify the influenza B strains to include in such vaccines are in place.

After administration of CsA, the brain uptake had increased sufficiently, and therefore, we quantified BPND in all three species (Table 1).

Michael Downey will start work on Monday, 6 January - by which time Sport England will have decided whether participation levels have increased sufficiently enough to allow them to transfer £10.3m in withheld funding.

A: Laser technology is following its own Moore's law trajectory, so in a couple of decades' time we think laser power will have increased sufficiently and such lasers will not be prohibitively expensive.

By 4,000 BC, nonshattering spikelet bases of carbonized rice grains had increased sufficiently in percentage in lower Yangzi sites (to between40%and65%65%) for Fuller et al. (2009) to accept that rice had become fully domesticated, a process that had progressed continuously for more than 2,500 years from the incipient stage of (mainly wild) rice cultivation represented at Jiahu and Shangshan.

Bdnf induction does not peak until 2 hours after fear conditioning [ 49], thus levels of Bdnf may not have increased sufficiently for detection in our samples.

The applicability of CTp has increased since the introduction of wider CT detectors and periodic spiral techniques allowing for 15 16-cm 15 16-cmudal craniocaudalh sufficoverageshort image frequency.

However, whilst the invitation may have increased knowledge sufficiently, it may have failed to facilitate choice.

Given the finding in this study of no apparent decline in reported malaria deaths, it is possible that utilization of these protective measures had not increased sufficiently to have been measurable in 2012.