Sentence examples for line was sufficient from inspiring English sources
Reconstitution of Myc expression in HOmyc3 cell line was sufficient to rescue the ATM response (Figure 4).
Recently Vij et.al. proposed a new role for wild type CFTR towards inflammation, suggesting that introduction of CFTR to a previously naïve cell line was sufficient to significantly reduce basal IL-8 secretion [15].
Thus expression of a 14 amino acid region within the GBV-C NS5A protein (152 165) in this CD4+ T cell line was sufficient to significantly inhibit HIV replication.
Nevertheless, expression of immune genes independent of MyD88 in the myd88 mutant line was sufficient to limit growth of an attenuated S. typhimurium strain.
Recently, it was described that ectopic overexpression of RhoC in A375 melanoma cell line was sufficient to create a highly metastatic phenotype (Clark et al, 2000).
We have previously demonstrated that stable restoration of caspase-8A expression in the TRAIL resistant, caspase-8/-10-negative IGR-N-91 NB cell line was sufficient to fully sensitise these cells to TRAIL.
Citing a report commissioned from Synapse Energy Economics, a consulting firm in Cambridge, Mass., "one additional 115-kV line is sufficient to meet needs through 2017," said Monte Frank, the lawyer representing three towns.
[C3.] Kmart Will Not Seek Loan Increase Kmart, which has filed for bankruptcy, said its $2 billion bankruptcy credit line is sufficient, and it dropped a proposal to seek a $500 million increase in the loan.
But I do not believe that external pressure, particularly pressure which does not have a sustained impact on bottom line, is sufficient to drive meaningful action on sustainability.This is obvious when you look at how high the stakes are.
It's kind of hard to mess up hip-hop if the bass line is sufficient.
The vertical orientation of unit is considered to ensure the axisymmetric phase change around the inner tube and thus, only one half of the physical model with axis as symmetry line is sufficient for computational analysis (Fig. 2).
