Sentence examples for sufficient for demonstrating from inspiring English sources
(Insert boilerplate caveat about individual extreme data points not sufficient for demonstrating a trend).
Regarding the OFDM signal models [1], we will consider only the 40-, 80-, and 160-MHz models, as they should be sufficient for demonstrating the performance with regard to the bandwidth.
However, the resolution used in this study is sufficient for demonstrating the performance of GLM compared to NRC under these experimental conditions.
The model is therefore sufficient for demonstrating the adverse consequences of their test.
The primer coverage was determined to be sufficient for demonstrating the differences between the algal/cyanobacterial communities in the algal farms and stomach contents of cichlid species.
Authors' response 1: We agree with the reviewer that a small dataset of 8 peptides is not sufficient for demonstrating reliability of our method.
Eigenvalues with positive real parts indicate exponential growth of that mode and are a sufficient condition for demonstrating the homogenous solution is unstable.
However, the absence of a peak call in one condition, though frequently employed in the literature [ 27- 29], is not a sufficient criterion for demonstrating differential binding, because peak-calling algorithms provide no estimate of the false negative rate.
Model systems should be required to: exhibit a fluoride dose response (0, 250, 550, 1100 ppm F); run internal controls for all tests (0, 250, gold standard); have sample size sufficient to achieve statistical power for demonstrating equivalence; and use defined statistical methodology to establish equivalency ("as good as") with an appropriate clinical gold standard.
Remarkably, the transmembrane domains of Sec61β homologs are sufficient for heterologous complementation, demonstrating that the TMD region supports a fundamental biological function that is conserved across species.
Expression of the Plxdc2 extracellular domain alone, which can be cleaved and shed in vivo, is sufficient for this activity, demonstrating a cell non-autonomous function.
