Sentence examples for representing sufficient from inspiring English sources

Van Gulick (2006), in contrast, suggests that all of the higher-order representing sufficient to render an experience phenomenally conscious can be left merely implicit in the way that the experience enters into relationships with other mental states and the control of behavior.

In terms of the control, the algal cell density increased from a nominal level of 1 × 104 cells/mL at 0 h to a mean value of 9.433 × 105 cells/mL at 72 h, representing sufficient algal growth to pass the validity criteria of the assay.

Spare time activities have become part of the accommodation/housing subscale representing sufficient opportunities for spare time activities.

In this work we used two nitrate levels, 3 mM (or HN) and 0.3 mM (or LN) representing sufficient and severe-limiting N, respectively.

We designated a difference of 6 (i.e., approximately 1.5 times the SD of the difference) as representing sufficient discordancy to be of interest for the current study and identified 18 MZ twin pairs (13 female pairs, 5 male pairs, all Caucasian) with consistent discordancy on at least two measurement occasions.

"When you look beyond energy in the commodity complex, nothing in and of itself represents sufficient inflationary pressure to worry a central bank," Mr. Strongin added.

"There are crimes that I feel are so heinous that there isn't anything else that would represent sufficient societal condemnation.

Don Imus's firing by CBS Radio and MSNBC last spring represented sufficient punishment for his derogatory aside about the Rutgers women's basketball team, the chief executive of Citadel Broadcasting said yesterday.

But since these people live mostly in developing countries, they don't represent sufficient markets for companies to recover drug research investments.

Quite simply, the U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to confer patents for "limited times" to useful inventions that represent sufficient progress in their art.

They said the six largest banks could need €30bn to clean up their balance sheets and even if the €20bn "were to represent sufficient firepower to plug the hole, we doubt the decision to deal with MPS through a public sector solution will represent a template to be unrolled across the system quickly".