Sentence examples for in enough amounts from inspiring English sources

Since most of the children in this study were not exclusively breastfed, they were probably not taking in enough amounts of breast milk.

MC electrodes produce H2O2 in enough amounts that provide a viable option to degradation and mineralization of others organic pollutants in aqueous media by EF and SPEF processes.

As for the first finding, it should be looked at by pointing that there is overall agreement within the scientific community about the need to consume water regularly and in enough amounts to maintain good health [ 2]; however, there is no general agreement about what should be the recommended amount of water intake.

It is however important to underline that the prevalence values reported here was based on a threshold level of approximately 10 cells; the selected strains could very well be present in the samples but not in enough amounts to be detected.

A low concentration of the solute and a moderately slow cooling rate provided fine hexagonal rod-like crystals of potassium hexatitanate, which would be formed through dissolution of the solutes in enough amount of the molten salt followed by crystallization and growth of potassium hexatitanate during the cooling step, presumably with fewer defects formation.

The ΨE populations indicate the sorts of genes that have undergone exon decay in recent mammalian evolution (recent enough, and in large enough amounts, for them not to be deleted from the genomic DNA).

That is certainly true, and in high enough amounts glyphosate, like other herbicides, is toxic.

Another of Dr. Primi's assumptions was that if a new virus was present, it was there in large enough amounts to be detected with his methods.

These all produce a poison known as shiga toxin and generally have the ability to cling to a person's intestinal wall, allowing them to release the poison in large enough amounts to make people sick.

And antifreezing agents such as ammonia would eventually separate from the water if they were present in large enough amounts to prevent ice from forming.

Hastert had initially told federal investigators he withdrew cash in small enough amounts to avoid bank reporting rules (an illegal practice known as structuring) because he was being extorted by Individual A. But after arranging to record Hastert demanding that Individual A end the extortion, investigators realized Hastert's claim of victimization didn't add up.