for exploring the idea further.
Taken together, these findings revealed that our experimental design was suitable for establishing a nutrient-sufficient state for exploring selective diversion of ketogenic carbon atoms to triacylglycerol.
For concrete using binary blend of OPC + SF and for a ternary combination of OPC + FA + SF that has lesser amount of fly ash in it, 7 days of initial water curing was found to be necessary and sufficient to explore the pozzolanic activity but for mixes having larger percentage of fly ash, a long initial moist curing period was recommended (Goyal et al. 2008).
These numbers were deemed to be sufficient to explore the nature and sizes of differences in outcomes and to estimate the standard deviations for each population.
Assuming that the relapse rate for those with recurrent cellulitis would be higher (35 50%), this also provided sufficient power to explore the planned subgroup analysis for patients with recurrent disease.
From a physical point of view, isn't a phenomenological characterization sufficient for the purpose of identifying and exploring the underlying mechanisms responsible for the stretching and folding of trajectories?
While flasks and micro-fermenters gave some guidance around optimization of the fermentation conditions, they are not sufficient for understanding, exploring, and further improving a complete fermentation run's titer, rate, yield, and cost of a fermentation process at large scale.
By selectively disrupting membrane protein diffusion or motor-driven active transport, we show that cargo and IFT movements can be uncoupled from each other and that diffusion is sufficient for membrane proteins to explore the ciliary surface.
Electron tomography is an invaluable tool for exploring cellular architecture with sufficient resolution to characterize extended structures and identify large macromolecular assemblies within a cell.
Cashman and Cronin (2008), for example, explore the ways in which experiences of volcanic activities can result in sufficient psychological trauma that people challenge, and as a result alter, their cosmologies.
