Sentence examples for sufficient external from inspiring English sources

She pledged support for the planned Institute as it applied for sufficient external grants to launch a more ambitious, extensive and demanding program.

In October, the two councils agreed in principle to the plans to dissolve the two existing universities and create a single institution, provided that sufficient external funding could be secured.

Techniques applied to the general population, such as bone densitometry, have not been subjected to sufficient external validation and their use is not systematic.

Given sufficient external heat supply, a spouted bed operating at a well-mixed regime can efficiently drive even highly endothermic reactions.

If this led to a serious run on the domestic currency, it would lead to either de facto euroisation at the current exchange rate if Estonia received sufficient external support to finance the replacement of the kroon by the euro; around €3.2bn (US$4.4bn) would be needed to cover all kroon deposits—or a decision to suspend the currency board, leading to a sharp devaluation in the kroon.

4. Do we have the internal capability or sufficient external partner/supplier networks do pull this off?

On the other hand, if the retrieval of the vertical profiles is able to support the determination of horizontal gradients and if sufficient additional external knowledge about these gradients is available, then this offers an opportunity to retrieve vertical temperature and trace gas profiles with high accuracy.

Once radiological union was deemed sufficient, the external fixator was dynamized and the patient encouraged to bear weight further.

Referring to the phase diagram, it is obvious that the influence of sufficient high external pressure moves the system on the phase diagram from the region of first-order phase transition to the region of second-order phase transition [12, 19, 20]. Figure 1 The thermal transition curves for fixed values of external applied pressure.

A sample size of three patients is considered sufficient for external validity [ 15, 16] and a study with 8 patients is scientifically generalizable.

However, in instances of extensive bone loss, this intrinsic capacity of bone to heal may not be sufficient and external intervention becomes necessary.