This was despite what CPS lawyers said was "sufficient, admissible, substantial and reliable evidence" of indecent assault and gross indecency.
Nonetheless, in the case of a bare Si slab (Fig. 5a) this factor is not sufficient for substantial modulation.
This rise is transient and returns to normal within one day and is not sufficient for substantial increase in their activity.
Treatments and number of replicates were similar as described above for N. vitripennis, but bees were frozen at −20°C until further processing after 4 days of feeding, a time sufficient for substantial lipid synthesis in young worker bees (Toth et al. 2005; Ament et al. 2011).
To explain the structure of the code, the proponents of the stereochemical theory postulate that only part of the code is stereochemically fixed, whereas other amino acid assignments are free to be redistributed, and reassignment of even a few amino acids is sufficient for substantial optimization of the code [ 49].
Importantly, 4 μg ml 1 mTHPC-PDT caused no significant neuron death compared with untreated controls but was sufficient to elicit substantial cell death in the other cell types.
The appeal judges concluded that there was "sufficient reliable and substantial new evidence to justify the quashing of the acquittal and to order a new trial".
But it indicates that the labor market has finally attained a pattern of stable growth, adding about 175,0000 to 200,000 new jobs each month, which is sufficient to sustain substantial economic growth.
Prior adaptation to the original mammograms significantly biased judgments of image focus relative to the sharpened images, demonstrating that the images are sufficient to induce substantial after-effects.
Reporting on methods of diffusion-weighted imaging and ADC measurement was not sufficient in a substantial fraction of the studies (53% of studies), although these data are important for the comparison of ADC measurements among studies.
