Sentence examples for sufficient at present from inspiring English sources

Today's technology is sufficient at present only to send tiny amounts of data through or above audible ranges, but good enough to encode every URL ever created as audio lasting a few seconds or less. .

Although we favor the early predators being karyotes, and call it the ABC theory (Archaea, Bacteria and Carnivores), it is sufficient at present to establish that basic ecological principles would have been as relevant in early evolution as in the present.

However, its application to identify impurities of these frequently used drugs is not sufficient at present.

The IL-6 produced by myocytes through of AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) activation at sufficient AT intensities presents anti-inflammatory effects as opposed to IL-6 secreted by adipose tissue, promoting the release of IL-10 and interleukin-1 receptor antagonist (IL-1RA), with a concomitant inhibition of TNF-α production during the effort and some hours after the exercise sessions [6].

Perhaps a body of writing featuring a stable grammar and vocabulary might be sufficient, but at present, no such thing exists.

"We believe that there is not sufficient evidence at present for it to become the standard of care," said the article, written by researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital, the National Institutes of Health and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.

"As a result of its preliminary investigations, and noting there is no documentary evidence to corroborate Mr Warner's recollection, the ethics board does not consider it has sufficient evidence at present to open, under its procedural rules, a formal investigation".

The essential conclusions from the meta-analysis are that we do not have a sufficient database at present to recommend one procedure over the other, a fact reflected in the current AKI guidelines of the KDIGO (Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes) group [ 2] and the UK Renal Association [ 3], and that we will require larger clinical trials before definitive recommendations can be made.

While this is commendable, and perhaps someday even useful, it's hardly sufficient at the present time.

And if private business won't invest sufficient funds, as at present, then public monies must be used.

In our experience, the large number of random peptides includes a broad sampling of linear and conformational protein surfaces sufficient to present at least one low affinity "complement' for any target's surface [ 19, 20].