Sentence examples for is sufficient to include from inspiring English sources

It is sufficient to include all 1-step and 2-step neighbors.

However, the systematic revision of the IGRF models for epochs earlier than 2010.0 will be more likely conceivable when our understanding about the physics of Earth's magnetic field is sufficient to include more realistic prior information in geomagnetic field models.

Authors' response: Considering the Biology Direct format, we believe that it is sufficient to include this detail here.

This is addressed by the CDC NNIS definition, as merely the diagnosis of the attending physician is sufficient to include it.

If this loss is to be reduced, it is sufficient to include those three to five breeds with the highest marginal diversity in a conservation scheme.

This is sufficient to include amino acids in vicinity of the hapten binding pocket at a reasonable distance for reaction with a thiol-containing linker.

Therefore, the committee considers that the existing definition of computer in the Asio Act, and in particular the term "computer system", may not be sufficient to include a multiplicity of computers operating together as a network," it said.

It said: "We did not consider that it was sufficient to include the information about the automatic paid subscription in the small print of the ad only and therefore did not consider that that information was sufficiently prominent to make clear the extent of the commitment consumers must make to take advantage of the offer.

Because of the difficulty of controlling nocturnal bruxism, this value was considered to be sufficient to include as the condition under maximum force [40].

Because of the difficulty to control nocturnal bruxism, this value was considered to be sufficient to include the condition under the maximum force [27] as the load in bruxism.

In addition, the completeness criterion is met for the decision tree end nodes, that is, elaboration and addition are sufficient to include a broader range of fine-grained minor semantic relations proposed by other systems.