Nevertheless, although the size of this preliminary study was not very large, it was sufficient to highlight significant results.
It can be observed that if the number of bits is too low there is a degradation in the performance (an error floor may even appear), but once the number of bits is sufficient (and not very high), the system performs almost the same as in the case of using full precision.
Even gain values not very close to unity are sufficient to improve vision, as image drifts up to several degrees per second are tolerated by the visual system and do not lead to blurred vision [30].
However, in the present study, after the lectures, the total score of ethical decision making process (67.5, Table 3) was sufficient but not very high.
These effects are not very apparent, but they are sufficient to generate the significant increase in diet energy observed in Fig. 2 (C = 0.05, black bars, and C = 1.0, red bars).
Considering the limitations of research for CNS disorders, that is, the sheer complexity of the brain and the fact that despite decades of research, the causality of depression is still largely unknown, the fact that current pharmacological treatment modalities are far from being sufficient is not very surprising [ 12].
Genes alone "don't provide us with a very sufficient explanation of how the world works," she said.
It's not the Ritz, but it's very sufficient.' " The Leskos pride themselves on being self-sufficient; they want only a little help to get through the tough months.
Sufficient = very well or adequately; Not sufficient = with some difficulty, not very well or totally inadequate.
