Sentence examples for sufficient occurrence from inspiring English sources

However, there are still mycotoxins for which no sufficient occurrence data exist when calculating exposure data, or for which EFSA has published opinions indicating the need for action.

Global-scale modelling studies on Lantana have predicted its widespread distribution in India, perhaps due to broad geographic scale and lack of sufficient occurrence points in India (Bhagwat et al. 2012; Taylor and Kumar 2012).

The test data should not overlap the training data and also needs to contain sufficient occurrences of all events, such that measured classification or recognition rates are statistically significant.

3) Mortality was not analyzed because we did not have sufficient occurrences at this stage of the study.

Although sufficient point-occurrence data were not available for all species to permit parallel tests, we are confident in the predictability of our distribution models.

The conditions sufficient for their occurrence were already in place long before she even existed!

Their results show that the presence of a strong thermodynamic environment is not sufficient for the occurrence of deep convection.

A full explanation provides the cause together with the reason that necessitated the effect or what happened; it is "a set of factors that together are sufficient for the occurrence of an event" (Swinburne 1979, 24, 73).

It is therefore not causally sufficient for the occurrence of s in the strong sense of sufficient condition employed in the argument from sovereignty, namely, that x is a causally sufficient condition of y in the strong sense if and only if, given x alone, y exists or occurs.

Furthermore, based on the contrast experimental results, the necessary and sufficient conditions for occurrence of the particle impact breakage behavior in the thermal spray process are: (1) the high brittleness of feedstock and (2) the high velocity and low melting degree of spray particles, respectively.

Even though the 3-month L-DOPA treatment performed in the present study is shorter than the duration of treatment in the human disease, it is sufficient for the occurrence of plastic changes, transcriptional and post-transcriptional adaptations as shown with LID and by far longer than the vast majority of previous preclinical experiments.