Sentence examples for may seem sufficient from inspiring English sources

That may seem sufficient for a picture of whom the storm affected.

While the difference in earnings between teaching and other professions may seem sufficient to explain America's teacher shortage, a number of other factors contribute to the problem.

Despite levels of antibody that may seem sufficient, HIV infected women may lack, or have impaired, phagocytic cells that would respond to these antibodies, making the evaluation of the capacity of these women's effector cells in responding to opsonised targets a major area of interest.

Unsurprisingly we found very low HHpred E-values and/or very high COACH scores for many of these repeats (Fig. 6) and when dealing with these proteins using a single threshold (instead of four classes as for HEAT) may seem sufficient.

Third, the fifteen pairs of tissues investigated in this work may not seem sufficient for a reliable statistical analysis.

Furthermore, when these recommendations are exposed to formal testing in terms of the skills imparted, these numbers may not seem sufficient to impart the competence in procedures deemed generally advanced and specialized [ 17, 24].

That may seem like sufficient time for a vehicle not named Murciélago, Zonda or Veyron to shake off the incredulous gasps and covetous glares of passers-by.

It has been previously demonstrated that volicitin can be transferred from the caterpillar OS into the wound surfaces of maize leaves [ 21] and although the transferred amounts may be low [ 22], they seem sufficient to elicit specific responses against insect herbivores [ 23].

Thus Ninein alone does not seem sufficient for physically coupling microtubule nucleation with its anchoring; another anchoring factor(s) may exist.

Unfortunately, these characteristics don't seem sufficient.

As for science's explanations, none of them seem sufficient.