Sentence examples for low but sufficient from inspiring English sources

With a low but sufficient response rate of 27%, 39 respondents filled the questionnaire.

The sensitivity of LQI to background traffic is low but sufficient, since the LQI-based routing metrics considered also perform well in the presence of background transmitters.

The frequency of mutations per line was maximized by using M1 plants with low but sufficient seed fertility.

Fluid flow and microbial activity were low but sufficient to support the clam community over decades and to build up high biomasses.

Fluid flow and associated methane availability at the JTC colony were rather low, but sufficient to maintain a dense seep community of living clams.

Consequently, only low but sufficient amounts of active LipI.3 were obtained from the initial construction in order to test this lipase for immobilization on different supports with the same loading charge.

In lakes with a deep-water algal maximum, herbivorous zooplankton are faced with a trade-off between high temperature but low food availability in the surface layers and low temperature but sufficient food in deep layers.

A foot in the door is defined as a task needing a low investment, but sufficient for the subject to make a commitment.

Our results may reflect an adaptation of the kidney and/or skeleton to a low Ca but sufficient P intake in older Chinese adults, and suggests a mechanistic explanation for our previous findings that a higher endogenous PTH is not associated with lower bone mineral status or higher bone resorption [5].

A subcommittee of the S-1 Uranium Committee, chaired by James B. Conant, and consisting of himself, Arthur Compton and Harold Urey, was appointed to look into the issue, and it similarly assessed the danger as low, but still sufficient to warrant taking some precautions.

One unique group studied in this industry are workers in the North American ski industry such as ski instructors, ski patrollers, maintenance crews, and base operations who are exposed to the sun during the winter months when UV rays are relatively low but still sufficient at high elevations to achieve substantial exposure [ 18, 19].