Sentence examples for sufficient raising from inspiring English sources

The IOM expert panel concluded that most Americans (97.5%) had adequate levels of vitamin D, based on their conclusion that a 25(of)D3 of 20 ng/mL or greater was sufficient, raising the question of whether supplementation was even needed.

The couple became largely self-sufficient, raising sheep, hens, geese, pigs and growing a variety of vegetables.

The quantity of rain and its distribution is hardly sufficient for raising the traditional grain crops.

Increasing staffing levels or the ratio of registered nurses above a certain level is not likely to be sufficient for raising quality of care.

From these studies, we may regard effects of 10% as probably sufficient to raise concerns and 20% as certainly sufficient.

Of course the level of the tax needs to be sufficient to make it worth collecting and sufficient to raise revenue.

Vitamin D was given in quantities sufficient to raise blood levels to 36 nanograms per milliliter, a level considered sufficient for good health.

"Is it sufficient to raise to the level of ethical impropriety?

Irrigation is not practiced in England, where rainfall during the growing season is usually sufficient to raise the plants.

Thermodynamic calculations showed that the aluminum reaction with CuO was sufficient to raise the temperature above ∼2350K in those mixtures which showed an enhancement.

Yet one visit to a woodland region where garlic mustard, or autumn olive, or burning bush has taken over is usually sufficient to raise some questions.