Sentence examples for sufficient to signify from inspiring English sources

Since the normalization is based on the average expression level of Oct4- for discretization, the significant association rule in '1 to Oct4+' is sufficient to signify that the expression level of Oct4+ is significantly larger than that of Oct4-, and it can be considered as the genes in the Oct4-sorted + subset in Zhou et al. [ 20].

Positive selection is the result of a TCR signal of sufficient avidity to signify a T-cell's ability to recognize self-MHC complexes, whereas a high avidity TCR/antigen interaction is indicative of excessive reactivity to self and hence a potentially pathological self-reactive T-cell, leading again to apoptosis of the T-cell (negative selection).

"It has to signify a new era".

Was that supposed to SIGNIFY something?

Suddenly the music seemed to signify properly as mystery.

Pilgrims stone the Devil to signify overcoming temptation.

It seems to signify otherworldliness, something primal and social taboos.

And those Olympic roses seemed to signify something else.

The events seemed to signify a small thaw between North Korea and Washington.

It seemed to signify a certain cosmic dissidence.

Different clinicians wore different-coloured sashes to signify their role.