Sentence examples for important and sufficient from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the previous findings [21, 30, 31], we show the important (and sufficient) role that transport parameters (s_{1}), (s_{2}) and c play in the preservation of species in the ecosystem.

This is important and sufficient to recommend its publication.

However, for the development of IBD, radiation-sensitive, bone marrow-derived cells are equally important and sufficient targets for pathogenic TNF.

These criteria were used because we considered these parameters important and sufficient to define the non-monotonic nature of a dose-response relationship and estimate the plausibility of a presumed NMDR relationship (Table  2).

With this perspective, the increased apoptosis of glioma cells, reported here by us, related to the GFER decreased expression, could constitute an important and sufficient biological event to improve the effectiveness of the conventional, sometimes inefficient, chemotropic agents.

Thus, we concluded that IL-6 secreted from breast cancer cells is an important and sufficient factor for MDSC expansion and recruitment, but that additional factors are required to facilitate the recruited MDSC-mediated metastasis of cancer cells.

If, however, the aim is to confirm the equivalence of two (or more) treatments (which is the case in all efforts to reduce or stop medication), the N-of-1 trial is an equivalence trial, and requires a different method of analysis, with a strong emphasis on the definition of a minimal important difference, and sufficient observations to enable equivalence testing.

Even though the ecological range limits and economic consequences of the African Honey Bee migration into the United States are not precisely known, specialists agree that honey bees are economically important, and that sufficient biological information exists to develop adequate inventory and monitoring programs.

Local epidemiology is important and requires sufficient clinical detail to inform TB control strategies.

Positive results that are statistically significant (because the observed effect size is so large and its variance is so small), even with only two subjects, are important and have sufficient power.

We further demonstrate that epigenetic information provided by sperm is important and in fact sufficient to guide proper germ cell development in offspring.