Sentence examples for sufficient to accelerate from inspiring English sources

Not content with this, they went on to suggest that with temperatures already falling, the added cooling effect of the eruption might have been just sufficient to accelerate our world into the last ice age, from which it only really emerged 10,000 years ago.

Neither issue affects scenarios of small or moderate size, and the microarchitectures operating in isolation are sufficient to accelerate these.

The energy of this expanding shock wave is sufficient to accelerate the surrounding stellar material to escape velocity, forming a supernova explosion, while the shock wave and extremely high temperature and pressure briefly allow for the production of elements heavier than iron.

Loss of Rb homlogs in multiple species is sufficient to accelerate tumor progression [reviewed in 48].

These data indicate that expression of PKD2 is sufficient to accelerate myogenic differentiation.

In this report, we demonstrate that toxin-mediated liver damage is sufficient to accelerate MYC-induced HCC formation in adults.

However, the law can only contribute to efforts to stamp out the practice if there are sufficient resources to accelerate the campaigns and secure a social contract between campaigners and targeted populations (for similar arguments, see Mackie 39).

Participants will walk with their own footwear at self-selected speeds, initiating and terminating each walk a minimum of 2 m before and after the 10-m walkway to allow sufficient distance to accelerate to and decelerate from a steady-state of ambulation across the walkway.

Participants walked with their own footwear at self-selected, comfortable walking speeds, initiating and terminating each walk a minimum of 2 m before and after a 10-m walkway to allow sufficient distance to accelerate and decelerate from a steady-state of ambulation across the walkway.

Probably the intensity of the light emitted by the optic fiber (4 ± 1 W m-2, PAR that is equivalent to 18.2 ± 4.5 μmol m-2 s-1) was not enough to stimulate the leaf activity at a sufficient level to accelerate water losses, taking into account that the leaves of Quercus ilex in its natural environment are frequently submitted to high light intensities [ 27, 34].

Thus, from a detailed analysis of both "growth rate" and "critical size" we conclude that an up-regulation of sulfur metabolic flux in wild type cells is sufficient to significantly accelerate initiation of cell division, which can be largely attributed to an increase in growth rate.