Sentence examples for insufficient escape from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the threshold is controlled to compensate for the insufficient escape velocity in large escape turns, but not in small escape turns where the animal can control the turn velocity accurately and successfully escape within a constant time.

This suggests that the threshold is controlled to compensate for the insufficient escape velocity achieved during large turn angles, and could explain a significant negative correlation between the turn angle and the threshold angular size (r = 0.1145, P<0.05).

We do not state that a single mutation at the SL cluster is always insufficient for an efficient escape, then 2 mutations should be necessary for escape.

Thus, It is assumed that the particle is bound i.e., confined by the potential to a certain region in space because its energy E is insufficient for it to escape.

Why would a single mutation at the SL cluster be always insufficient for an efficient escape?

Patients with an insufficient response entered early escape at week 16 (GO-FORWARD) or 28 (GO-BEFORE).

Previously, we showed that LC3 recruitment to L. monocytogenes at 1 h p.i. is associated with the formation of SLAPs, L. monocytogenes-containing compartments that are spacious, neutral pH, nondegradative, LAMP1+ and LC3+, and appearing after 4 h p.i. 20 Formation of SLAPs was found to require bacterial expression of low levels of LLO, insufficient to allow bacterial escape into the cytosol.

The communities and local government select committee recognised that there is insufficient support to help women escape homelessness.

The venue had just one exit, which was woefully insufficient to allow the swift escape of those inside.

These positive results could have resulted from insufficient test specificity or from individual infections that escaped prior detection.

By Oliver Sacks To live on a day-to-day basis is insufficient for human beings; we need to transcend, transport, escape; we need meaning, understanding, and explanation; we need to see over-all patterns in our lives.