Sentence examples for sufficient link from inspiring English sources

With sufficient link RSS measurements, we can reconstruct an image vector by solving the inverse problem in (7).

In addition, directive configurations can provide sufficient link margins and BER performance for high data rate communications.

Nevertheless, under normal operating conditions-which means low load in the sensor network and sufficient link budget-PERZ,Z ≈ 0 and PERZ,SNR ≈ 0. Consequently, PE R Z ≈ PE R Z,W (3).

We also performed an indirect subtraction to take into account contigs representing partially-overlapping or non-overlapping portions of the same long transcript, which had not been assembled together due to the lack of a sufficient link.

On the day of Jeanette Goodwin's murder police failed to make sufficient links with previous domestic violence incidents and did not fully appreciate how much danger she was in, a report by the Independent Police Complaints Commission found.

On the day of Jeanette Goodwin's murder police failed to make sufficient links with previous domestic violence incidents and did not fully appreciate the danger she was in, a report by the Independent Police Complaints Commission found.

If you really need to cite some research, it's probably sufficient to link to a study that didn't really look at what you're talking about but has some relevant words in the title.

One of the judges, Lord Clarke, said: "The negligent exposure of an employee to asbestos during the [insurance] policy period has a sufficient causal link with subsequently arising mesothelioma to trigger the insurer's obligation".

The gene regulatory networks discussed above provide such a conceptual and integrative advance at the level of gene action, but so far, they are not sufficient to link the activity of genes to the activities of cells.

While methods for recovering sequences from old tissues are improving [33] and a minimalist (∼100 bp) barcode approach can be sufficient to link recently collected material to old types [34], [35], it remains difficult, time-consuming and expensive to extract DNA from older museum material, and success rates are low [36].

First, information presented in a publication may not be sufficient to link the data unambiguously to a WormBase database object.