Sentence examples for maxima and sufficient from inspiring English sources

In this case, suppression of one of the two luminescence maxima and sufficient enhancement of the second one were observed.

In the case of sandwich Au/porphyrin/Au structure, suppression of one of the two porphyrins' luminescence maxima and sufficient enhancement of the second one were observed.

The model complies with the Nash equilibrium point mathematical conditions establishing that in order to be unique it must be the absolute maximum (necessary and sufficient conditions).

Controlled movement of mRNA is supported by the finding that the RNA-binding protein CmPP16 from phloem sap of Cucurbita maxima is necessary and sufficient to mediate movement of sucrose transporter mRNA between mesophyll cells [ 10].

When sufficient DNA input as measured by the 129 bp amplicon was added to the BRCA tests, the assays performed as expected with maximum achievable coverage and sufficient read depth.

Different from phosphorylation of Akt and PLC-γ1 and Ca2+ entry, interaction of 2C TCR with Ld/QL9 complex is necessary and sufficient for near maximum level of F-actin polymerization and the costimulatory receptor/ligand interactions play minimal roles [15].

Here, and (26) are necessary and sufficient conditions for the maximum of the Lagrangian function which is independent of the voice users.

Thus: (50) Det K ∼ ˙ T - 4 λ 1 ∗ - λ 2 K ∼ ⃛ T = 0, which is a necessary and sufficient condition for a maximum of Det K ∼ T in the prebuckling regime.

A necessary condition for a constrained maximum (and also a sufficient one assuming that G is bounded with a single optimum) is provided by the method of Lagrange multipliers, and the Karush Kuhn Tucker conditions.

This intensity of training is approximately equal to training at an intensity of 60-80% of one repetition maximum and provides a sufficient stimulus to increase the ability of muscle to generate force [ 15].

We established a necessary condition (maximum principle) and a sufficient condition (verification theorem) by virtue of the duality and convex variation approach.