Sentence examples for restrained sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Group life is mutually advantageous only if cheating can be restrained sufficiently to preserve the benefits of cooperation.

However for true "unknown unknowns" that are not in any database, fragmenters could only be used in combination with structure generation, which is still impractical with the quality of data and methods at this stage unless candidate numbers can be restrained sufficiently.

Despite his brilliance, Bezmozgis suffers by the inevitable comparisons: he is too polite, too restrained, never sufficiently surprising.

To get the split model to work requires chairmen who are strong enough to keep the boss in check, but sufficiently restrained not to meddle unnecessarily.

The merits of the rapid-convergent differentiator include the excellent dynamical performances, restraining noises sufficiently, avoiding the chattering phenomenon and being not based on system model.

The merits of the continuous differentiator include its simplicity, selecting parameters easily, restraining noises sufficiently, decreasing the phase shift and avoiding the chattering phenomenon.

The state had to be sufficiently strong to guarantee such birthrights, and sufficiently restrained to be held accountable.

Supervisory measures, while now more intense, have not yet sufficiently restrained some of these excesses.

Despite this fragmentation of the NOE network, the assignment ensemble obtained by NOE net is sufficiently well restrained to allow the localization of interaction sites.

We in England are especially prone to the danger because our national sensibility to music is not fastidious, and if we can find an intellectual excuse for a thing we have no sufficiently restraining nature to keep us from it.

However, lack of sufficient outer membrane permeability, as observed in the absence of Bax/Bak protein or with addition of poloxamer-188 in Wt mitochondria, sufficiently restrains swelling and organelle rupture to allow reestablishment of inner membrane potential and continued cell survival.