Sentence examples for sufficiency of action from inspiring English sources

Gain-of-function studies revealed that GAs were clearly limiting in their sufficiency of action, whereas increases in BRs and ABA led to a more modest phenotypic effect on floral timing.

The sufficiency of this action is supported by the fact that the current stratification of fitness previously has proven highly valid for the determination of other health outcomes [ 7, 25].

"The court was very careful to say that they were addressing only the sufficiency of the cause of action of the complaint," he said.

If post-secularity is a good thing, it will learn from the mistakes of its religious and secular predecessors by finding modes of belief enabling richer expressions of human harmony and programs of action broadening material sufficiency and spiritual fulfillment.

The report says that it will wait to "address the sufficiency of the VA Secretary's action" on its recommendations, which include a national review of waiting lists.

Broadly speaking, the attainment of intellectual union is presented as culminating in a life of rational self-sufficiency in which one always recognizes what the most rational course of action is and acts accordingly.

Davidson proceeds to consider a number of further problems for this proposal and for the causal theory of action generally, but he takes it to suffice at least to overcome standard objections to the sufficiency of (CA).

These 2 classes of action are readily conceived as follows: 1) A nutritional mechanism would apply if reaching a threshold state of sufficiency is adequate to maximize zinc-dependent actions and reduce risk of acute diarrhea.

Those who emphasized the sufficiency of grace to explain morally meritorious human action concluded that the human will was therefore inefficacious in relation to the same actions.

Hawaiians have a long tradition of self-sufficiency, community action and a deep attachment to the land that sustains them — leadership in a clean-energy movement could powerfully reaffirm those values and perhaps spread them to the rest of the nation.

It also makes clear that a case-specific sufficiency of scientific evidence is needed to justify public policy action to avoid or reduce hazards.