Sentence examples for singly sufficient from inspiring English sources

His central argument, buttressed by countless well-chosen examples and enlivened by the odd whimsical digression, is that neither a phonetic, nor a semantic, nor a grammatical account of our punctuation system is singly sufficient.

Thus, although none of these three tasks, collagen gene correction, skin cell culture and transplantation into individuals with EB, are singly sufficient, all are necessary as researchers continue to pursue ways to relieve the effects of this disorder.

In reply it is argued (Mackie) that in these cases all the agencies that are singly or jointly sufficient for the outcome together constitute its cause.

As will become apparent, addressing the Problem of Biological Individuality does not require an essentialist answer according to which biological individuals form a kind individuated by a set of singly necessary and jointly sufficient properties.

The underlying free-energy profiles confirm that either a doubly or a singly charged pHo sensor is sufficient to abolish ion flow.

We show that altering the cellular levels of PTB and its binding partners, either singly or in combination, is sufficient to directly change the rates of apoptosis with increased expression of PTB, YBX1, PSF and NONO/p54nrb accelerating this process.

Singly neither Kras nor Akt was sufficient to induce gliomas in Ntv-a mice.

Owing to the cross-talk between NF κB and ROS MAPK pathways, singly targeting either pathway may not be sufficient for inducing cancer cell killing.

Unlike Dmpol γ stimulation by DmmtSSB that occurs over a broad range of KCl concentrations (0 130 mM) [8], the stimulation of Hspol γ by HsmtSSBwt is only observed at 20 mM KCl, and reaches its maximum at a concentration of HsmtSSBwt sufficient to cover the entire singly-primed M13 DNA substrate (according to our GMSA data).

To date, analytes in the mid-femtomole range were sufficient to produce predominantly multiply rather than singly charged ions with a stable analyte ion beam for up to 36 000 laser shots, that is, for a one-hour data acquisition.

These singly mutant clones expand under selection until their population reaches a size sufficient to allow some cell within the colony to acquire a second mutation.