Sentence examples for sufficient indirect from inspiring English sources

Although we were not able to measure PFK activity in CBS4435 cell-free extracts, our results from strain-to-strain MCA, quantitative metabolite profiling and enzyme activity analysis provided sufficient indirect evidence to deduce an essential role of PFK in controlling carbon flux through UG.

Today, little is known about biological and clinical consequences of low doses of I on the thyroid gland and whether they cause sufficient direct or indirect thyroid damage that could result in subclinical hypothyroidism.

The amount of standing additive genetic variation for fitness present in our population should in principle be sufficient to generate indirect selection on female choice [ 12].

We note that our estimate of additive genetic variance in F1 productivity (CV A = 14%) is sufficient to generate indirect selection on female choice.

These effects indicate that the neuronal rescue of mitochondrial function in pink1 mutants is sufficient to suppress indirect flight muscle degeneration and that the muscle defects in these mutants have a presynaptic component.

Finnis reads Aquinas as asserting that 'those vices of disposition and conduct which have no sufficient relationship, direct or indirect to justice and peace are not concerns of government or law' (Finnis 1998, p. 228).

In contrast, direct negative impacts of fungal pathogens on C. siccata appear to have been sufficient to outweigh the indirect benefits of competitive release.

Data were sufficient to conduct adjusted indirect comparisons of each drug for cognition (ADAS-cog) and global assessment of change (CIBIC+); data were not sufficient to indirectly compare drugs with regard to function, and only donepezil and galantamine could be indirectly compared with regard to behavior.

Douglas (2009: 96) distinguishes between values as "reasons in themselves", that is, treating them as evidence or defeaters for evidence (direct role, illegitimate) and as "helping to decide what should count as a sufficient reason for a choice" (indirect role, legitimate).

The scenario is less problematic if the indirect evidence adds sufficient precision to "correct" the spurious estimate.

In recognition of the difficulty of obtaining sufficient quantities for structural evidence, indirect evidence that the absence of B4GAT1 results in the production of O-Mannose glycans on alpha-dystroglycan terminating in beta-xylose (or at least xylose) would be helpful.