Sentence examples for sufficient collection from inspiring English sources
For example, in the case of the AF proposed in [22], it was said that "the space of 'reasonable size' AFs is huge" (as it should be to allow capturing a sufficient collection of DSP functions), and, later, that "eventually the EDS framework reaches the fringe of the space, although it certainly does not explore all of it".
Thus, very densely packed arrays of metal nanoparticles are not necessary but relatively disperse nanoparticle arrays can ensure sufficient collection of incoming light for scattering it into shallower angles to fully harvest the absorption enhancement, as indicated in Fig. 7, which shows the Φ spectra for the experimental data of cells with Ag nanoparticles in [9].
reAdmix can be applied to analyze geographic origin of other species, provided there is a sufficient collection of ancestry-informative markers for the organism of interest.
reAdmix is a computationally efficient and organism-independent tool that can be easily applied to a variety of species where sufficient collection of ancestry-informative markers are available.
The GPR for each reaction, represented as a binary rule, determines if a sufficient collection of proteins (isozymes, enzymatic subunits, etc). is present for the reaction to carry flux.
Also, because ToxPi is intended to be used as an index for ranking (as opposed to an absolute threshold), adding or removing data from particular assays will not dramatically alter prioritization given sufficient collections of component information.
The intelligence community relied too heavily on United Nations [material deleted] information about Iraq's programs and did not develop a sufficient unilateral collection effort targeting Iraq's weapons of mass destruction programs and related activities to supplement U.N.-collected information and to take its place upon the departure of the U.N. inspectors.
With the right kinds of electronic monitoring (including sensors of all kinds), sufficient data collection, investment in high-level analytic capabilities and appropriately trained staff, a city could become a "smart city". All this digitized data could be displayed in visual form -- across multiple platforms – so that everything would be easy to read and understand.
But eventually, with sufficient sequence collection, sequences from different taxonomic groups will be able to form distinct group of protein families.
The nature of the hospice inpatient population, with most patients in the terminal stage of their illness, limits the number of patients well enough to participate, potentially necessitating lengthy time-scales for sufficient data collection.
It is not a case of anyone trying to limit the different types of data that are collected, but of ensuring sufficient consistency of collection and sampling methodology.
