Sentence examples for may prove sufficient from inspiring English sources
For readers who are only interested in gaining a basic understanding of MARTE and its purpose, but who do not anticipate using it directly in their work, the material in this chapter may prove sufficient.
While this assumption may prove sufficient for many purposes, a more realistic representation of the structure of freight road transport costs is desirable in some cases.
It may prove sufficient to target just the fusion complex associated with the major route into naive hosts, or it may prove necessary to target more than one fusion complex.
One strategy to circumvent this issue is to limit recording to the early, non-exponential phase of the bleaching curve where the "bleaching" is less significant, and a single normalization basis may prove sufficient [8].
In GWAS ancestral recombination of parental haplotypes may prove sufficient to reveal the individual contributions of these variants across families.
As the patient lived in a nursing home, the brief social contact during visits by family and friends, may prove sufficient for transmitting the virus.
Dr Ger Bergkamp, executive director of the International Water Association (IWA), said the proposed standalone sustainable development goal (SDG) on water and sanitation may not prove sufficient to succeed where its millennium development goal (MDG) predecessor had failed.
That would make the system less unfair and, in the long term, a bit cheaper.The bill still must pass the Senate and Ms Rousseff's powers of persuasion may not prove sufficient.
(Induced pluripotent stem cells may ultimately prove sufficient for these research and therapeutic ends, since the cells can (a) be selected for specific genetic mutations and (b) provide an exact genetic match for stem cell recipients).
That material, if in fact it exists, may not prove sufficient to force Clinton to swap her trademark pantsuits for a set of prison jumpers.
In a traditional molecular epidemiology study (i.e., case-control design), monitoring of individual samples without pooling may prove a sufficient approach.
