However, in instances of extensive bone loss, this intrinsic capacity of bone to heal may not be sufficient and external intervention becomes necessary.
We hope in the future to execute more repeated tests on a greater number of events in order to provide sufficient test instances of some statistical significance.
Although this might be sufficient in many instances, a combination of antiemetic drugs is required to get the best antiemetic response in patients receiving moderate emetogenic chemotherapy [ 4].
Based upon the author's calculations, the use of FinTech products from the studied categories, alone or in combination, would be sufficient to manage a $700 to $980 maximum monthly negative variance (combining below average income and above average expense) in consumer income/expense, an amount sufficient in most instances to eliminate the need for a low-income working family to use STSDC.
There are sufficient instances of real alarms that were tackled as needed to justify Israeli paranoia.
A condition is sufficient if all instances of the condition occur with the outcome [ 51- 62].
In addition, our MetS risk score that was developed using BMI z-score had near-perfect ability (ROC AUC=0.96) to discriminate against an ATP-III-based classification that utilized WC percentile cut-offs, indicating use of BMI in this instance is sufficient in the creation of a continuous representation of the traditional MetS diagnosis.
The reactions were allowed to proceed for 10 h, but shorter reaction times were sufficient in the cases of, for instance, nitriles 2 g, 2 h, and 2 l. 14 Although organic azides are generally safe and stable towards water and oxygen, 1 those of low molecular weight can be particularly dangerous and difficult to handle.
Initial experiments on datasets representing twenty-nine and seventy-five persons indicate that fifteen or fewer heartbeats of data are sufficient in nearly all instances.
An instance-based stroke recovery from multistroke characters after selecting sufficient number of instances to cover various characters [8].
In many instances, the negligence of each of several concurrent [20 Cal .3d589] tortfeasors may be sufficient, in itself, to cause the entire injury; in other instances, it is simply impossible to determine whether or not a particular concurrent tortfeasor's negligence, acting alone, would have caused the same injury.
