Sentence examples for sufficient proportions from inspiring English sources

The panic reached sufficient proportions that the Chinese ambassador to Zambia issued a strongly worded rebuttal, describing the speculation as, "a malicious slandering".

It is well known that OLS estimates of marker effects and model selection algorithms suffer from inability to explain sufficient proportions of genetic variance for complex traits.

Consequently it seems, that defining sufficient proportions and intensity levels of PE lessons is still a scientific challenge, even when PA levels are objectively measured.

The sufficient proportions of 108 expression profiles for 5598 pathways in 500 permuted processes.> Finally, we found that almost all sufficient proportions of pseudo pathways in 1st time of permutation are more than 0.5, and the percentage of pseudo pathways in 1st time of permutation whose sufficient proportion values are greater than 0.8 is 84%%.

There are very few samples that combine both non-problem gamblers, problem gamblers who are not undergoing treatment and problem gamblers seeking treatment, in sufficient proportions for analysis of the gambling trajectory.

Further, the overall findings for comparisons across all ethnic groups are consistent with previous studies of CMD at the national level group [ 44, 45], despite having sufficient proportions of members from ethnic minority groups.

A third possibility is that the FcαRI in the transgenic mice is not expressed on the cell types critical for protection at sufficiently high levels, or on a sufficient proportion of these cells, or on cells located within the required body compartment.

The genome-tinkering machinery has to be delivered to a sufficient proportion of the specific problem cells to bring about a therapeutic effect.

"Relocation allowances have helped to ensure continuity for audiences by encouraging a sufficient proportion of London staff to move," said Anthony Fry, the chair of the BBC Trust's finance committee.

The two-thirds majority required guarantees that the president is acceptable to a sufficient proportion of the populace and the political partners.

The speed at which some organisations signed up to the deal suggests they had prior knowledge of it, and the voting process in terms of how votes are weighted contradicts the current NHF AGM rules and the requirement that a sufficient proportion of housing associations must be in favour.