Sentence examples for has proven sufficient from inspiring English sources
Despite the inefficiency of the current parallelization strategy, the 40X speedup for the largest datasets has proven sufficient for clinical applicability of the ℓ1-SPIRiT technique.
In the context of climate change, standing genetic variation has proven sufficient for adaptive responses in some species [43], but not in others [44].
This together with the clustering (set covering) that is done following the original search, has proven sufficient to reveal the good candidate solutions in the problems we have studied.
Many infection control practitioners have argued that the introduction of large-droplets precautions in institutions has proven sufficient to interrupt influenza outbreaks and therefore that aerosol transmission appears negligible.
Instead, OE antiviral treatment of humans has proven sufficient to induce essentially all OE resistance that has been detected in human influenza until today by selection of mutations within N1 and N2 genes in strains that circulate in humans.
Nesting with these primers has proven sufficient to overcome any inhibitors which would be expected in specimens of this nature and to date we have been unable through audit to provide evidence to support the need for specimen extraction, which for our other routine NAT assays is essential.
Perhaps most critically, an anticorruption campaign, however flawed, has proved sufficient to prevent corruption from spiraling out of control.
The perceived threat has proved sufficient to involve the United States, which this week sought the support of Algeria in the international effort to oust the Islamists.
The honour of playing for your country has proved sufficient entitlement for generations of athletes the world over, not to mention some of Pakistan's greatest such as Imran Khan, the squash champion Khans, Jahanghir and Janshir, and Hanif Mohammad.
And, remarkable as it would have seemed then, Mrs Gandhi, Italian-born and a reluctant politician, has proved sufficient to restore order to the party's disparate factions and regional parts.
