Sentence examples for insufficient to transfer from inspiring English sources
Functional assignment in the enolase superfamily provides a paradigm for the challenges faced in assigning functions to unknown enzymes discovered in genome projects: sequence homology alone is insufficient to transfer functional annotations from previously characterized members.
With reference to the ignition of flammable gases brought about by mechanical impact, surface temperatures measured by dynamic thermocouple appear to offer only limited predictive usefulness since they could be associated with contact areas of insufficient size to transfer enough energy into the gas mixture to cause ignition.
This is a potential risk in highly erodible steepland forests, particularly for terbuthylazine, but this process was not observed in this study possibly due to the shorter time frame (154 DAT) and insufficient rainfall events to transfer terrestrial sediment to the stream.
Importantly, the obvious absence of diffusion of the RFP to contacting neighboring glial cells from rA75/17red Hko/Hcomp-infected cells provided strong evidence that potentially pre-existing astrocytic connections were insufficient to allow transfer of small molecules such as RFPs, thereby excluding any spontaneous transfer of large macromolecules such as viral nucleocapsids.
Select files to transfer.
A linear filter alone is insufficient to account for the transfer function of the Or42a >ChR2 OSN.
This mechanism continues until the tensile forces developed through bond transfer are insufficient to produce additional cracks.
After Bly's reports, the asylum was deemed insufficient to handle mental patients, who were transferred to Wards Island, and the building was occupied by Metropolitan Hospital until 1955.
My suggestion is that lateral gene transfer alone was insufficient to prevent the death of cells through the accumulation of mutations, because it does not trade in whole genomes.
But most scientists assumed that such transfer was indirect and insufficient to sustain root-penetrating fungi during drought.
