Sentence examples for mount a sufficient from inspiring English sources

After the age of 2 to 3 years, children should be able to mount a sufficient response to pneumococcal polysaccharides.

Dysregulation of the innate immune system could affect patients' ability to mount a sufficient initial immune response to bacteria or fungi and allow for colonization and continued inflammation.

Therefore, in our model local overexpression of Dlk1, together with reduced TH signaling, combine to generate BAT that is unable to mount a sufficient cold response.

It will be impossible to mount a sufficient number of adequately powered clinical trials to address all existing uncertainties in the management of TBI.

This situation might be called "immune exhaustion" making the host unable to mount a sufficient local anti-tumor immune response while still responding to the specific priming.

Interestingly, despite low transcriptional levels of some ecdysone biosynthetic genes in phm>CTCF RNAi animals during larval development, some animals are able to eventually mount a sufficient hormone response to initiate metamorphosis.

These data suggested that glucocorticoids would be of value in septic patients incapable of mounting a sufficient endogenous response (that is, in patients with relative adrenal insufficiency).

The possible effects of the view that we will not be able to safeguard ourselves against the intelligences that we create are manifested very clearly in popular science fiction – if tensions mount to a sufficient degree, the artificial intelligences might decide to go to war with humans to gain independence or dominance (over the humans whom they consider to be inferior beings).

But his most prominent rivals, former state lawmaker Sheila Kuehl and West Hollywood Councilman John Duran, also lawyers, have said the county's campaign spending laws are working and the voluntary cap on expenditures is sufficient to mount a credible campaign.

"HMRC passed evidence on three individuals on the HSBC list to the Crown Prosecution Service, and the CPS considered that there was sufficient evidence to mount a successful prosecution in only one of the three cases.

The deal could provide as much as an extra £12m a year to each of the 10 contesting teams and will particularly help the cash-strapped Jordan and Minardi outfits which are both struggling to raise sufficient sponsorship to mount a credible programme in 2004.