Sentence examples for sufficient and optimal from inspiring English sources

Both non-optimal (sufficient) and optimal control strategies are suggested.

For routine single-gene cloning, one denature-annealing-extension cycle is sufficient and optimal, which can be completed in five minutes.

It is developed with an heuristic belief that if both the value function can be approximated with sufficient accuracy and optimal policies with respect to the approximated value function can be learnt, then the true optimal policy can be approximated with sufficient accuracy.

iRsp1095 also predicts that cyctochrome c oxidase (Cox) activity is sufficient and required for optimal aerobic respiratory growth.

Necessary and sufficient conditions for feasible and optimal load sharing are also derived.

The new arrangement provides redbox with reduced product costs, sufficient quantities of product and optimal stock levels four weeks after street date as well as extends redbox's access to Blu-ray titles, which redbox is currently testing in select markets.

These data demonstrate that an intact Ter sequence is necessary and sufficient for optimal binding to the Tus protein, allowing the effective binding of Tus-fusion proteins to Ter site(s) present in the vector and supporting the application of the Tus-Ter system for protein microarray fabrication.

We refer interested readers to [6, 8, 10, 11] for known sufficient conditions for optimal and nearly optimal Lorentz norm estimates.

(4) In addition, we present an efficient dynamic programming approach for a special class of greedoid structures that, under a sufficient (and realistic) condition, yields optimal solutions.

Based on the small generator sizes, the overall activity that can be produced in a single batch production is quite low and only sufficient in optimal conditions for three to four patients (maximum of 1500 MBq).

Notwithstanding the ameliorative effects of ADSC transplantation on disc degeneration, the apparent lack of increased beneficial effects over longer periods of time may indicate that a unique treatment could not be sufficient for optimal therapy, and that different treatments (in terms of schedules and/or transplanted cell number) could be more effective than the one used for longer periods.