Sentence examples for sufficient closeness from inspiring English sources
We defined a number of fitting criteria: sufficient closeness of predicted to observed metabolite concentrations, no drop in flux into glycolysis, and an energy charge of at least 0.8 [77].
Discovering that someone shares any kind of label with us (such as national identity) may be sufficient to encourage a sense of social closeness with that person (c.f. minimal group membership e.g. Billig & Tajfel, 1973).
For Cruz, this sounds like just the right balance between closeness to the scientific community and sufficient distance to admire the astronomical landscape.
The degree centrality has been considered as not sufficient as a measure for the whole network and closeness centrality has not always proven as the ideal measure for measuring centrality.
The sub-quadrants in the first case are contiguous and, therefore, the closeness in this representation is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for sharing the same suffix.
It has low risk factors (although suicide was not expected) such as no contact at the time of death, limited closeness to or responsibility for the patient, and protective factors such as sufficient support and more clinical training than colleagues in other subgroups.
It has to be taken so that the closeness of the iterates to the current μ-center can improve by a sufficient amount.
Three nonrelated candidates were excluded on the basis that their personal closeness to the recipient was not substantiated; one was also deemed not to have sufficient mental stability.
Mean scores of the IES-R were higher for emotional closeness to the patient (M = 15.8; no closeness M = 10.3), insufficient support received (M = 17.6; sufficient support M = 11.6) and nurses (M = 14.4) as well as educators (M = 14.1; psychiatrists M = 12.0, social workers M = 11.3, psychologists M = 10.7).
It has low risks such as less frequent confrontation with the suicidal scene, greater anticipation of the suicidal act and less frequent emotional closeness to the deceased patient, and high protection such as a greater percentages of people who had received sufficient support.
