Sentence examples for suffice to allow from inspiring English sources

"We think that 90 days would absolutely suffice to allow our investigation to go forward," she said.

The contribution of the no-black-hole possibilities is great enough to suffice to allow information to escape, Dr. Hawking argued.

No amount of knowledge gleaned from the external objective third-person perspective of the natural sciences will supposedly suffice to allow us to understand what the bat can understand of its own experience from its internal first-person subjective point of view.

The reproducibility of tumor development and progression in mouse models predicts reproducibility of the corresponding host tissue response and suggests that small numbers of animals may suffice to allow identification of relevant stromal response gene expression signatures.

The most widely accepted scenario is that, in response to stress signals, neurons can be driven into the cell cycle but their array of cell cycle proteins may not suffice to allow for its completion, leading to a situation in which the cell cannot reverse course or complete division, rendering it non-functional and ready to trigger a programmed cell death response.

To achieve a specificity of 0.95 and a power of 0.5, and assuming an ICC value of 0.8 for the instrument with two occasional observations, a sample size of 22 would suffice to allow for observations of ICC values of 0.5 or greater [ 25].

On social issues, especially marriage equality, their clout sufficed to allow the government to compile a sterling record.

Mud and exhaustion kept the Serbs from turning the Austrian retreat into a rout, but the victory sufficed to allow Serbia a long spell of freedom from further Austrian advances.

Arguably, that suffices to allow Texas to get its foot in the courthouse door.

For example, when looking for motifs 10-bp long in promoter analysis Weeder collects from the sequences the occurrences of 10-mers up to three substitutions: but in ChIP studies it often suffices to allow one or two substitutions to capture the main motif bound by the TF investigated, thus reducing time complexity both in theory and in practice.

No other result other than a victory would have sufficed here to allow the French to scramble beyond the World Cup holders and Romania into the quarter-finals, but fate conspired cruelly against them.