Strong efforts at conservation, which could reduce U.S. per capita oil use to European levels, would make us roughly self-sufficient.
(33) Other studies have specifically determined the secondary structures of different regions of the protein: For example, more detailed analyses 39) of the NaChBac CD data have shown that the transmembrane helix content is ∼47% (roughly 130 residues, sufficient for 6TM helices), which is consistent with modeling studies that assign 45% of the residues to transmembrane regions of NaChBac.
A temperature of roughly one billion K is sufficient to create silicon (silicon-28) by the usual method of helium capture.
This means that in scenarios where coverage need not be 100% or roughly 75% accuracy is sufficient, large-scale mobile phone datasets can be labeled with gender information at a fraction of the cost of traditional national surveys (roughly two order of magnitude) as we only need to survey a couple thousand individuals for labeling a database containing millions.
It has been shown previously that, while nuclear elongation is sufficient to roughly align homologs, strand exchange at multiple sites along chromosomes is required for precise pairing in Tetrahymena (Lukaszewicz et al. 2010; Howard-Till et al. 2011) as in other organisms (Peoples-Holst and Burgess 2005).
"The full drag posed by the cliff is sufficient to erase roughly two and a half years' worth of economic gains," said Joseph A. LaVorgna, chief United States economist at Deutsche Bank.
Additional savings sufficient to postpone roughly $100 billion in across-the-board agency cuts set to hit in 2013, known as the sequester, and to match a debt-limit increase.
Von Koenigsegg, whose 2005 CCR clocked a then-record 241mph, believes an engine displacing roughly 10 litres might be sufficient.
The question is roughly what is necessary and sufficient for a past or future being to be someone existing now.
Roughly put, P is a sufficient reason for S to act just in case were S to deliberate about what to do, then (in a wide range of ordinary cases) S would take P to be a reason to act and would endeavor to bring about P even if he believed (or presupposed) that his doing so would not bring about (or increase the likelihood of his bringing about) any further state of affairs that he values.
