Sentence examples for sufficient to exert from inspiring English sources

If a person walks close to one of its mirrors, his or her mass will be sufficient to exert a tiny gravitational influence on it, causing the mirror to shift.

That is, the actual scale of expenditures that they propose, while sufficient to bring about a serious derangement of the budget, is not sufficient to exert an adequate stimulus to recovery.

It was found for elastic-perfectly plastic SDOFS that the FEMA 461 quasi-static cyclic loading protocol is sufficient to exert the hysteretic energy dissipation demands due to SD ground motions but may be inadequate for consideration of the hysteretic energy dissipation demands due to LD ground motions.

Shorter incubation times of GDNF were not sufficient to exert such neuroprotective effects (data not shown).

Hence sequence matches of fewer than eight nucleotides are apparently sufficient to exert phenotypic effects, likely through translational repression [4] [6].

This is not unexpected since minute intra lysosomal fibrilar deposits would escape detection, but still be sufficient to exert AEF activity.

Even if a compound degrades relatively rapidly, if it is released continuously or organisms are exposed for a sufficient duration, it might be present in sufficient quantities to exert toxicity.

However, genetic engineering of LAB allows the creation of microorganisms that are more efficient in producing nutraceuticals in sufficient quantities to exert biological effects.

Furthermore, the ability of cosmetic chemicals to be absorbed at sufficient concentrations to exert physiological effects is exemplified by the Mortician's Mystery published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 1988 [ 17].

It is probable that at low dosages of the aqueous and methanol extracts of Ajuga remota, the substances responsible for K+- sparing effect might not reach sufficient concentration to exert the effect.

Putative intermediate metabolites include an array of low molecular weight and high molecular weight thiols, nitrosoglutathione, nitrosohaemoglobin and nitrosoalbumin, some of which might be present in sufficient quantities to exert biological effects [ 37- 41].