Sentence examples for models seem sufficient from inspiring English sources

The high homogeneity in the results may be simply an effect of the kind of test data used in the evaluation: bigram models seem sufficient for the generation of short newspapers headlines, but for longer sentences a higher-order model may be called for.

As for X-ray or NMR-characterized dynamics, the Tirion's or CG-EN models seem sufficient to cover the slowest end of such motions.

In addition, such RMSDs seem sufficient to depict structural details of differences of models.

Regarding rice, the modest increase in global production forecast for 2006 does not seem sufficient to keep pace with total consumption predicted by the model, with prices projected to rise by 15percentt, faster than other cereals.

Put simply, the models used in comparatively better-resourced settings with their armies of mental health professionals (which, ironically, still never seem sufficient to meet local needs)—have no chance of addressing the huge treatment gaps in LAMICs.

Unfortunately, these characteristics don't seem sufficient.

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

No two models seem to be alike.

However, the simplified fault seems sufficient to model the important features of the earthquake occurrence because a large portion of the coseismic moment release in the Tohoku earthquake was concentrated on the northern half of the ruptured fault (e.g., Yoshida et al., 2011).

In spite of this, remyelinated axons do conduct electricity using saltatory conduction, albeit at a somewhat slower velocity, but this seems sufficient to restore function in animal models [ 33– 33].

Thus, it often seems sufficient that our approach is a better alternative to the existing expression models.