Sentence examples for sufficient characteristic from inspiring English sources

One necessary, but not sufficient, characteristic of a classic is that it should remain in print.

By the second half of the 19th century, Western countries had experienced such a proliferation of books of all sorts that the nature of the librarian's work was radically altered; being well-read was no longer a sufficient characteristic for the post.

Being an "unusual occurrence" is on Bolzano's own view a necessary (though not a sufficient) characteristic of a miracle (RW I, 437).

We obtained sufficient characteristics for the diagnostic chips.

For Rawls, a "people" is constituted by a group of persons who have in common sufficient characteristics such as culture, history, tradition, or sentiment.

The world's largest output (79 MW), world's longest continuous operation (1500 h), and other sufficient characteristics were achieved on the 70 MW class superconducting model generator, and key technologies of design and manufacture required for the 200 MW class pilot generator were established.

In post-season analysis, the center considered classifying the system as an unnumbered tropical depression, though lack of sufficient characteristics of a tropical depression prevented the classification.

Therefore, HepG2.2.15 cell has sufficient characteristics and representativeness for the research.

These results suggest that both subject-matter knowledge and process-facilitation skills are necessary but not individually sufficient characteristics of effective tutors.

Different populations or subpopulations might have sufficient characteristics in common that carrying the EBI forward to the next step would still be worthwhile.

In addition, the very few experimentally derived miRNA/target pairs provide limited biological information needed to define the necessary and sufficient characteristics for a miRNA/target pair.