Sentence examples for sufficient contacts from inspiring English sources

While the banks have global operations and extensive dealings with the United States, the banking association operates primarily in London, and there may not be sufficient contacts with the United States to allow it to be brought into the case.

Via direct pyrolysis, carbon layers with a porous structure can be formed in situ with metal nanoparticles encapsulated homogeneously, and sufficient contacts can be formed between the metal nanoparticles and the carbon matrix.

This nanocomposite consists of graphene scaffold with high electronic conductivity and interconnected Fe2O3 with porous structure, thus exposing ample active sites for redox reactions and offering sufficient contacts with the electrolyte.

In SMN1, the binding of SRSF1 to the 5′ end of the exon may contribute to U2 recruitment, whereas in SMN2 the ESE domain of GGA may provide sufficient contacts.

Sufficient contacts between the silverfish and the host ants are required to refresh the mimetic compounds and to gain increased chemical resemblance to the host, in order to acquire the colony's current "gestalt odour", resulting in social acceptance.

An email address and mobile number is sufficient contact information.

However, the questions are simplistic, and a numbers analysis is hopelessly inadequate for telling us what constitutes good feedback, quality personal development and sufficient contact time.

He was eventually booked for bringing down Eden Hazard, the only surprise being he had been able to locate the Belgian to make sufficient contact.

Leicester renewed their pressure,and Morgan, sliding in at the far post, narrowly failed to get sufficient contact on the ball to turn it over the line.

It was understandable that he should review the lbw verdict but replays showed sufficient contact being made for the decision to be upheld.

As research director at Pratt from 1925 to 1930, Sullivan showed that it is possible to understand schizophrenics, no matter how bizarre their behaviour, with sufficient contact.