Sentence examples for reproduced enough from inspiring English sources

The great paintings that prove the case can never be reproduced enough.

Consequently, strong pulses were not reproduced enough at stations northeast of Subevent 3, such as KMM004, where the effect of rupture directivity was significant.

Consequently, strong pulses were not reproduced enough at stations northeast of Subevent 3 such as KMM004, where the effect of rupture directivity was significant, while the amplitude was well reproduced at most of the other stations.

There are enough infertile couples desperate to reproduce, enough small sects eager to keep their numbers up and their gene pools pure, and enough megalomaniacs intent on replicating themselves, to make money the least of would-be cloners' problems.

They can reproduce enough bass and treble to get the job done.

If we are not getting enough sleep, we are irritable, foggy, and do not let our brains reproduce enough of the chemicals that are responsible for mood.

So many bluefin have been caught that the surviving population soon will be unable to reproduce enough new fish to survive as a species.

This is where computational models, and, to this extent, immunoinformatics, can prove handy as they have shown to be able to reproduce enough biological complexity to be of use in suggesting new experiments.

This is where computational models can prove handy as they have shown to be able to reproduce enough biological complexity to be of use in suggesting new experiments [ 3, 4].

The melanin in your body is not in unlimited supply, however, and takes a couple of days to reproduce enough to protect you from getting burned.

And yet he also — sort of — encourages their blurring, by, for instance, putting himself on the cover of his 1967 novel "Numbers," "leaning against a wall in what was said to be a 'suggestive' pose, a photograph reproduced hazily enough so that I would not generally be recognized from it".