Sentence examples for sufficient membership from inspiring English sources

Of the five clusters defined by DAPC, only four had sufficient membership for IM analyses.

Each of these paralog groups was well supported, but none are considered bona-fide kinesin families at this stage, either because they lacked sufficient membership (<1% of sequences examined) or contained only sequences from one eukaryotic supergroup.

Because certain relations are necessary and sufficient for membership in a species, such relations satisfy the membership requirement of essentialism.

One possible solution, which has roots in the work of the French botanist Michel Adanson (1727 1806) and was advocated by William Whewell in the 19th century, is to define species in terms of a group of features, a certain number of which is sufficient for membership but no one of which is necessary.

On McTaggart's view, parthood is not sufficient for membership.

That developmental mechanism is neither necessary nor sufficient for membership in Zebra.

According to relational essentialism, certain relations among organisms, or between organisms and the environment, are necessary and sufficient for membership in a species.

Although, as a group, verbs that may take the reversative un- prefix share certain meaning components (e.g., covering, enclosing, surface-attachment, circular motion, hand-movements, change of state), no individual property would seem to be either necessary or sufficient for membership.

When an investigator signs up for CAPTN through our web site, we are able to match up the information provided on our short enrollment survey with this composite database to verify that their credentials are current and sufficient for membership in CAPTN.

The family is not self-sufficient, so membership in some wider community is a necessity.

The Internal Security Act made membership sufficient for deportation and set up a procedure that could be carried out.