Sentence examples for sufficient to develop a from inspiring English sources

Such a pattern occurs in gonadotrophin therapy when FSH administration is on the threshold for stimulating follicular development but not sufficient to develop a dominant follicle (Brown et al., 1969, Fig. 10, Brown, 1978).

It is no longer sufficient to develop a freestanding business in the country.

Conclusions: Evidence provided by the kinematic and electromyographic data is not sufficient to develop a protocol for wheelchair prescription on the basis of pelvic positioning.

However, the selected tests and deterministic parametric studies were sufficient to develop a general understanding of the phenomena involved and to suggest provisional values of resistance factors to account for the effect on shearing resistance of unknown construction flaws.

One diplomat suggested that Washington may be emphasising the issue in order to satisfy the Israelis but that the group may be prepared to settle for an agreement to freeze the number of centrifuges at Fordo, which are believed to be too few to produce weapons-grade uranium at a pace sufficient to develop a bomb in the foreseeable future.

We observed that the reduction of descriptors even at > =0.6 correlation cutoff, is sufficient to develop a robust classification model.

However, previous structural characterization was not sufficient to develop an understanding of the metal ion and substrate-binding moiety.

"It shows for the first time that a genetic defect in Dnase1 is sufficient to develop an autoimmune disease".

Critically, our ability to select an appropriate social response in a timely and effective manner depends on our ability to identify who is expressing what emotion, and this information must be retained in memory for a period sufficient to develop an action plan.

For example, do we require experience of moving our own bodies others moving their body in the same way, or is visual experience of the observation of other peoples' movements sufficient to develop an understanding of human motion and actions in others?

Therefore our model indicates that genetic mutations affecting central tolerance are not sufficient to develop autoimmune diseases but require an impaired Teff-Treg cross-regulation.