Sentence examples for only was sufficient from inspiring English sources

Thus, biochemical analysis showing that Ca2+ -triggering of ATP-primed cells enhanced coimmunoprecipitation of syntaxin with endogenous Kv2.1 [21] was complemented by functional analysis showing that introduction of the Kv2.1 syntaxin-binding peptides during the Ca2+ -triggering step only, was sufficient to exert inhibition of release (Fig. 3).

Notably, feeding mevalonate to recombinant strains containing pMBI only was sufficient to essentially replicate the increased isoprenoid yield obtained by addition of the full MEV pathway (i.e., use of both pMevT and pMBI).

In Masindi, where transmission occurred exclusively among identified contacts, it was desirable that the epidemiological/clinical case definition S1, which required contact plus fever only, was sufficient to identify all probable cases.

Moreover, modulation of the expression of a single gene in one tissue only was sufficient to increase the life span of D. melanogaster (Plyusnina et al. 2011; Shaposhnikov et al. 2011).

Bolus only is sufficient for ECV measurement across a range of cardiac diseases.

It is obvious that two components only were sufficient to determine the exact solution of Eq. (3.1).

For moderately high dimensional (∼10) problems, the combination of Chebyshev measure with reweighted l1 minimization performs well while for higher dimensional problems, reweighted l1 only is sufficient.

These proceeds, the commissioners stated, would not only be sufficient to pay the interest on the loan but also would bring a substantial profit to the state.

The depth of anaesthesia may only be sufficient to permit minor procedures to be performed but could be used for immobilisation.

On the other hand, the H2O2 content in plants grown in 2% PEG only is sufficient to increase APX activity because this enzyme has high affinity with H2O2.

It is shown that for reflective navigation of autonomous mobile robots, the ability to reflectively avoid obstacles on one side (left or right) only is sufficient for avoidance of obstacle on both sides.