Sentence examples for sufficient consistent from inspiring English sources
If the genomes were more similar, there would not be sufficient consistent and compensatory mutations observed to infer the presence of base-pairing; if the genomes were less similar, there would not be a good enough alignment to infer structure.
However, for penalties to be effective, they must be sufficient, consistent and enforced.
Once again differences are observed, which are not sufficient consistent to conclude that one combination of dyes performs worse or better than another to identify modulated genes.
An analysis based on individual patient data would be more powerful, but it is unlikely that sufficient consistent patient data could be obtained retrospectively.
We can only speculate but the structural characterization of the different models merits further attention because predictions are sufficient consistent to discreetly arguing the possibility of structural differences based on pattern 3 motifs.
71 Since a patient's perception of the availability of social support services may play a role in treatment refusal, Sinding et al 71 stressed the need for 'adequately resourced and skilled hospital care and sufficient, consistent and reliable community care', particularly because of some patients' reluctance to accept help from family members.
Even then there are concerns about whether the foetus would receive sufficient and consistent blood flow.
"If the sale is to keep the land in its pristine and natural state, accompanied by sufficient restrictions consistent with donor's intent, then perhaps it's permitted".
Healthy childhood growth and development depends on sufficient and consistent quality sleep.
To maintain a clean weld pool during welding, the shielding gas flow should be sufficient and consistent so that the gas covers the weld and blocks impurities in the atmosphere.
Missing data or incomplete sequences did not, however, affect the inferred phylogeny because the dataset in our study provided sufficient information, consistent with previous empirical studies [22], [31], [32].
