Sentence examples for sufficient suggesting from inspiring English sources

At high Rext (35 kΩ), it is demonstrated that a tc ⩾ 10 min avoids underestimation not overestimation, whilst at low Rext (100 Ω) 5 min are sufficient, suggesting that sweeps with variable tc are possible.

Although efficient replication of the mini-chromosome in U32 requires the complete set of DnaA-boxes and AT-rich regions, only one of the AT-rich sequences together with part of the DnaA-boxes is sufficient, suggesting the presence of combinatorial alternatives for a functional oriC region of A. mediterranei U32.

The single AP1 site in the MMP-1 promoter was not sufficient, suggesting that it normally requires the binding of other factors to function fully.

But side effects and upcoming resistances reveal that monotherapies with the kinase inhibitors alone are not sufficient suggesting the need for combinatory and/or multitargeted therapies [ 5].

More interestingly, dimer is observed when the nucleotide is not sufficient, suggesting similar assembly process to that of RadB (unpublished data).

However, while the UIM and NEDD8 were both required for UBXD7 binding to the CRL, they were not sufficient, suggesting that flanking residues of the UIM make essential contacts with other elements of the CRL complex.

And simply creating more postdoc positions is not sufficient, suggests Johansson.

The motivation stems from field and laboratory observations, which have provided sufficient evidence suggesting that wave-based reservoir stimulation could lead to economically viable oil recovery.

There is sufficient information suggesting that aging is accompanied by a low grade chronic up-regulation of inflammatory mediators [1].

In our view, there is sufficient evidence suggesting that lipid rafts are valid targets for the development of new pharmaceuticals capable of modifying their function in autoimmunity.

Many chronic inactive lesions contain sufficient OPCs, suggesting that the failure of remyelination in this lesion subtype may be due to an arrest of maturation.