Sentence examples for sufficient for separation from inspiring English sources

However, the authors argued that for proteins with higher melting temperatures the differences in expression levels are not sufficient for separation of stabilized variants [18].

The results showed that the disparity between the deposition potentials of Th-Al and La-Al alloys was approximately 0.2 V at 773 K, which is theoretically sufficient for the separation of Th4+ from La3+.

The following assumptions are sufficient for user separation.

The saturation magnetization of 16.3 emu g−1 was sufficient for magnetic separation with a magnet (Caruntu et al. 2004).

Saturation time did not significantly affect the method and so saturation time of 15 min was sufficient for good separation.

A short monolith column (50 × 4.6 mm) was examined and, initially, it has been found to be sufficient for the separation of the two drugs.

As the model has only two groups, only one discriminant function is sufficient for the separation.

While 30k resolving power is sufficient for baseline separation of the reporters, 60k resolving power was chosen for this experiment because it further resolves several interfering isotopic peaks from the surrounding reporters and allows for more accurate isotopic interference correction.

The large difference between the peak frequencies of M. cassinii and M. septendecim does not seem to be necessary for pair-formation, because in 13-year periodical cicadas a difference of 300 Hz is sufficient for species separation [ 19].

For these examples, anionic (e.g., sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), dioctylsulfosuccinate (DOSS)), cationic (CTAB), or non-ionic (Tritons) surfactants were used for coating, with the consequence of imposing a surface charge on the nanostructures and consequent electrostatic double-layer sufficient for the separation under aqueous electrophoretic conditions.

This degree of separation is sufficient for ordinal level taxonomic separation in other organisms and provides strong evidence for the Arctic and Antarctic populations of L. helicina differing at least at the species level.