Sentence examples for is sufficiently adequate from inspiring English sources
Therefore, if both colliding droplets carry particles, the smaller one is transferred to the droplet carrying the larger ones whenever the size of the channel size is sufficiently adequate.
Although TTO UVs correlated with glaucoma-induced QOL changes better than those from SF-6D and EQ-5D, our results do not go as far as to suggest that TTO's sensitivity is sufficiently adequate for POAG.
Plant leaves can have an assortment of unmistakable elements like green and non-green hue, simple and compound shape and distinctive vein designed surfaces, a solitary arrangement of elements may not be sufficiently adequate for a viable classification of heterogeneous plant sorts.
In the present case, clinical and microbiological findings have not been sufficiently adequate to obtain the diagnosis.
Nevertheless, there is some concern that quality appraisal tools generic to all diagnostic tests may not be sufficiently adequate for this complex field, as such tools do not address the issues specific to the '-omics' field previously mentioned.
In fact, gastrointestinal problems often occur in critically ill patients, and the enteral nutrition may not be sufficiently adequate.
This result suggests that current levels of protection may not be sufficiently adequate for conservation of process.
Check to ensure that either the network is sufficiently large to provide adequate school choice, or that the reduced return on withdrawal is palatable.
The membrane is sufficiently thin to allow adequate transfer of energy from the actuator to the cantilever (see Figure 2).
In Zigbee, this is usually disabled as the sensing time defined by the standard is sufficiently long to allow adequate sensing sensitivity.
We propose the following hypothesis: a hypoxic focus develops into either a necrotic region or a vascular hot spot in D-12 tumours, depending on whether the hypoxia-induced up-regulation of angiogenesis stimulatory factors in the hypoxic focus is sufficiently high to stimulate adequate neovascularization.
