Sentence examples for sufficient to precisely from inspiring English sources
BMIs based on magnetoencephalography (MEG) sensorimotor cortex signals have been shown to be sufficient to precisely decode hand movements in real time20,21, even in severely paralysed patients simply intending to move the affected hands22,23.
The available information provided by mass spectrometry was not sufficient to precisely elucidate the structure of this ion.
Based on the limited coefficient of variation (COV) of the test results, three replicas were found sufficient to precisely compare the mechanical properties for the different PC mixes.
However, this genotyping information is not sufficient to precisely reconstruct the pattern by which the MDR phenotype, and vaccine escape 19A isolates, emerged.
Currently, paired-end read sequencing using Illumina technology is limited to 150 nt, which still may be not sufficient to precisely discriminate highly similar homeologs in polyploid genomes.
For matched, but opposing motors such as myosin V and VI, this mechanism is necessary and sufficient to precisely control sorting of tethered scaffolds.
But according to the report, the engineer suggested in his proposal that it was entirely intentional: "We are logging user traffic along with sufficient data to precisely triangulate their position at a given time, along with information about what they were doing".
Future work needs to address the raised problem of providing nodes in the network with sufficient knowledge to precisely estimate the communication density, which is the key parameter of the empirical model.
But the following excerpt from the report doesn't quite sit so well with me: "We are logging user traffic along with sufficient data to precisely triangulate their position at a given time, along with information about what they were doing".
We did not have sufficient information to precisely calibrate improved models of BTEX metabolism.
Because of the need to carry out subgroup analyses in men and women, our study may lack sufficient power to precisely estimate dose response relationships in subgroups and could be subject to biases due to multiple comparisons.
