Sentence examples for previously sufficiently from inspiring English sources

As some groups were not previously sufficiently well defined, and would have been questioned by many microbiologists much more strongly than is now likely with the additional evidence adduced here for their monophyly, providing such evidence was essential.

This phenomenon has not previously been sufficiently investigated and cannot be simulated in high-temperature global frame analysis, which could potentially lead to unrealistic results being used in structural fire engineering design.

This dose of DPCPX was described previously to sufficiently block A1AR [17].

However, the reliability issues and maintenance strategies of AGVs have not previously been studied sufficiently.

The authors plead in favour of making the reduction of child poverty a subordinate headline target, as this problem has previously not been sufficiently considered [33].

The study also reveals that increasing draw temperature does not necessarily increase the draw ratio for onset of crystallization λc as previously supposed: at sufficiently high strain rates, λc decreases with increasing draw temperature.

We speculate that when drug levels waned sufficiently, previously suppressed infections then increased in density and caused clinical attacks of malaria.

However, archival tumour tissue obtained several years earlier and prior to multiple lines of therapy previously may not sufficiently reflect disease biology at the time of therapy.

This small part of the RdRp gene has been previously used, and sufficiently represents the full gene information, for phylogenetic analysis of BatCoV [ 11, 14, 20] The phylogenetic reconstruction showed 6 different lineages of Spanish BatCoV (Fig.  2).

Those studies have highlighted important issues that have not been sufficiently addressed previously, and this paper is aimed at describing the observations from the CIPPS studies that could be used to treat such difficult issues.

Rather, we should conclude the opposite, that feminist insights have greatly enriched the field of moral psychology by bringing philosophers' attention to issues that have been previously ignored or not sufficiently examined.