Sentence examples for sufficient to stage from inspiring English sources

However, our current understanding of the functional pathways of gene expression in physiological and pathological processes suggests that it is highly unlikely that analysis of a few specific CG sites will be sufficient to stage and provide prognostic information on breast cancer with high accuracy and specificity.

He felt confident he could collect sufficient donations and grants to stage everyone's play over six or seven years.

Security expert Andrey Soldatov told the Guardian on Sunday the Volgograd tragedy showed that militants from the north Caucasus had sufficient capability and manpower to stage deadly attacks beyond their region.

Missing data were allowed if the information available on other T, N, or M components provided sufficient and meaningful information to stage the tumors.

When the plasma NGAL level was < 142 ng/mL, only one patient progressed to AKI stage 3, indicating that plasma NGAL level alone was sufficient to predict AKI progression to stage 3. Therefore, we further evaluated the efficacy of FR in predicting AKI progression in patients with plasma NGAL levels > 142 ng/mL.

It is known that the developmental expression of genes is often regulated by elements which are present in the 5'-upstream regions flanking a protein coding gene [36], [37] and several studies have demonstrated that sequence information in the 5'-upstream regions of P. falciparum genes is necessary and sufficient to drive stage specific transcription [38] [44].

The same calculation performed on a pair of sequences, each 10 000 nucleotides long, takes 12 min to run in 125 MB of memory, a memory size sufficient to store only 138 stages instead of the full 10 000 stages.

In many cases, the increased use of these minimally invasive techniques is sufficient to diagnose and stage the patient correctly.

If sufficient responses were observed in stages 1 and 2, the trial proceeded to stage 3, recruiting 45 patients in total.

Having equipped pro-B cells in the PIP3 transgenic line with pre-B-cell levels of IRF4, we next asked if this is sufficient to reprogramme stage-specific IgL rearrangement.

In-order execution constrains the set of instructions that can be executed in parallel so a less sophisticated decode stage is sufficient to feed the execution stage.