Sentence examples for possibly sufficient to from inspiring English sources

Together, these may add up to an exponential increase in cell killing, possibly sufficient to result in long-term tumor regression and control.

Three other Dorset sites on Baffin Island yielded even more Norse objects, and their range suggests that the Vikings were frequent visitors to Canada's far north, Sutherland argues: "The contact was possibly sufficient to have influenced local technology".

Therefore, one of the two symbiontic chaperone-like Cdc48 proteins (see above) might interact with the 20S proteasomal subunits and provide an unfolding activity, possibly sufficient to form a "basic functional proteasome" in the PPC.

The CM-induced changes in phospholipids and their corresponding fatty acids, suggest that the physical properties of the plasma membrane were altered, possibly sufficient to affect alamethicin insertion and pore formation.

We show that mice used in our study have high serum titers of OVA-specific antibodies, and under these conditions, the low level of IgG that crosses the intact BBB is possibly sufficient to initiate the deposition of immune complexes.

At one extreme, the PLAD-PLAD affinity, despite its weakness, is possibly sufficient to drive the huge majority of receptors in the PLAD-assembled state due to the spatial pre-orientation and immobilization of the receptor molecules in the plasma membrane.

If the lower crustal rocks contain some water, their melting temperatures would be lowered and the heating provided by the above processes would possibly be sufficient to partially melt the crustal rocks producing rhyolitic magma.

This cannot possibly be sufficient to ensure the safety of both the public and the plant".

Unpublished data from our laboratories, however, suggest that in some cases (e.g., in Ewing's sarcoma) the inhibition of transcription factor binding to target sequences does not last very long, and transcription modulation occurs for a short time, possibly not sufficient to exert a significant anti-tumour effect.

Since both our RNAi-mediated knockdown methods achieved about 60% knockdown of OPG expression, possibly sufficient OPG remained to interact with and block TRAIL-induced apoptosis.

Possibly sufficient activation of EphA2 (or perhaps a different ephrinA1-responsive receptor) persists to affect downstream signalling in the presence of dasatinib.