Sentence examples for sufficient to grasp from inspiring English sources

However, it is not sufficient to grasp the taxonomic coverage of a given group.

This suggests that an approach that only uses protein interaction data is not sufficient to grasp the biological borders of such highly modular subnetworks that fulfill binding-interface constraints.

But they need partners from outside the health economy and must be given sufficient rein to grasp these opportunities.

The second explanation, the messier one, is that neither side had taken sufficient steps to grasp the needs and neuroses of the other.

The second prototype has sufficient length to grasp an object.

These symptoms lead to a reduced reading duration capacity and a lack of ability to read with sufficient fluency to grasp meaning.

Translations remain error-prone, but their quality is usually sufficient for readers to grasp the general drift of the source contents.

Though we are unable to grasp the sufficient reason of particular colours, there is nothing arbitrary in their connection with their underlying causes (A 382f).

The study designs are described in sufficient detail to allow the reader to grasp the endpoints that are typically included in these designs along with some alternative approaches and optional endpoints that can be included in these designs.

Meetings lasted no longer than five minutes — a sufficient amount of time, Johnson said, for him to grasp the issues.

But what has not been studied in sufficient detail so far is how spectators come to grasp those contents.