Sentence examples for sufficient leading from inspiring English sources

As little magma moved toward Shinmoedake until the sub-plinian event started, it was difficult to forecast the onset of subplinian event with a sufficient leading time.

With small number of replications, the construction of the sampling distribution of parameter estimates might not be sufficient, leading to biased point estimates.

Currently available treatment services for people who have illegal drug use problems other than crack/heroin may not be sufficient, leading to low access and high perceived unmet need for treatment.

These findings indicate, that addressing the viral cause alone by antiviral therapy and vaccination might not be sufficient, leading to a serious debate on pre-emptive empirical antibiotic therapy to cover the possibility of life-threatening secondary bacterial infections [ 3, 4].

It's a fantastic idea, not least because Mr. Tyranny's contribution sounded self-sufficient, leading a listener to wonder whether the additions would magnify it or make a mess of it.

The strengths of the three constraint levels for island operation are listed as follows: The energy constraint: essential but not sufficient, possibly leading to Case A or Case B. The energy and power constraint: essential but not sufficient.

According to the complaint, the company buried some remains in a manner that encroached on other plots, and sold burial areas without sufficient space, leading them to crush, layer or remove remains to make room for more.

Clinical evaluation may lack sufficient precision, leading to inappropriate medication and discharge.

Probably, the VFA concentrations were too high for a sufficient degradation leading to an inhibition of the microorganisms.

A sufficient condition leading to a satisfactory level of robust performance against high-frequency parasitics that naturally affect the desired requirements is then derived.

The optimal number of hidden neurons is determined empirically, as the minimal number of neurons for which the prediction performance is sufficient without leading to over fitting or an unreasonably long computational time.