Sentence examples for sufficient before from inspiring English sources
It makes sense to see whether these new supplies are sufficient before invading sensitive areas.
Research supporters, in Congress and among patients' advocacy groups, say they want to see if scientists find the existing stem cell lines sufficient before mounting any new campaign.
In a seven-minute hearing on Tuesday at the Coroner's Court, Ian Smith, the Coroner for the South and East District, did not refer to the events leading up to the baby's death, instead saying he was satisfied that earlier findings from a secret family court hearing were sufficient, before ruling that her cause of death could not be ascertained.
When clinically effective similar drugs are on the market, however, it is important to make sure that evidence on clinical outcomes (both benefits and harms) is sufficient before marketing a new drug.
The AMPK system acts as an 'energy checkpoint' (ratio of cellular AMP/ATP) that determines whether cellular energy status is sufficient before the cell commits to a programme of cell growth triggered by the mTOR pathway.
Standard GWAS quality-control filters (e.g., minor-allele frequency < 0.01, genotype call rates < 0.95, and a significant departure from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium at p < 10 4) are usually sufficient before genotype imputation [ 33- 35].
As Congress reauthorized funding that year, it set up the Amtrak Reform Council to monitor the railroad's finances, and Amtrak made a commitment to become self-sufficient before its reauthorization expired in December.
A decade will not pass before sufficient catalysts appear.
Although this method has been criticised, it is still considered one of the best options to support policy making before sufficient scientific data exist [ 3, 4].
But why didn't the sport of wrestling have sufficient representation before the secret vote in Lausanne?
This would allow for specialist as well as generalist primary teachers to see that their pupils had sufficient foundation before moving on to secondary school.
