Sentence examples for modules is sufficient from inspiring English sources

"The information contained by the electronic chips, such as subscriber identity modules, is sufficient to provide a socioeconomic portrait of each modern individual," he says.

Only a few modules are sufficient to establish the reciprocal interactions among at least 50 different proteins.

Placing one baffler in front of a TEG module is sufficient to guide the cooling flow.

Our results demonstrate that the activation of the Raf MEK1/2 ERK1/2 mitogen-activated protein kinase module is sufficient to induce cell proliferation, survival and motility in cultured mammary epithelial acini.

Specifically, as illustrated in Figure 1a/b, the RME patterns correspond to modules of the "OR" type in these models, where abrogating the function of one member in each module is sufficient for failure.

To establish whether the FYVE module was sufficient for association to the endocytic compartments, we created a series of truncated mutants in the upstream and downstream domains of AdcA (GFPFYVE-Y or FYVE-YGFP, GFPFYVE).

Successful Vitamin D-directed induction of d2eGFP expression in this clone demonstrated that the genetic sensor was able to work in cis and that one sensor module was sufficient to obtain a detectable readout.

Although the precision of the Tail module is lower than that of the Middle or Head modules, it is sufficient to position the Tail subunits within the Tail EM density as features with high cross-link density, and consequently high local precision values (such as the Middle-Tail junction), provide strong spatial restraints.

One of the main results is the uncovering of a robust functional module that is sufficient to recover the gene configurations characterizing flower organ primordia.

This study uncovered a regulatory module that is sufficient to recover the cell types and spatial configurations characteristic of Arabidopsis root and leaf epidermis.

We find that expression of the human p53-Mdm2 module in yeast is sufficient to faithfully recapitulate key aspects of p53 regulation in higher eukaryotes, such as Mdm2-dependent targeting of p53 for degradation, sumoylation at lysine 386 and further regulation of this process by p14ARF.