Sentence examples for sufficient traces from inspiring English sources

The Russian findings conflict with those of Swiss scientists, who said in November that they had found sufficient traces of polonium-210 in Arafat's exhumed remains to conclude with relative certainty that he died of poisoning.

Below its sugar-coated plot there's still sufficient trace of the original, dark Hoffmann to tempt choreographers into recasting the ballet as a Freudian family drama or grotesque nightmare.

Since we avoided the use of chelating agents such as EDTA our system will contain sufficient trace amounts of Ca2+ in buffers and RcLPS preparations to stabilize the inner headgroups in this way.

The ignition process is very fast, but the LIF data acquisition rate of 10 Hz is sufficient to trace local CO pressure changes when the sample goes from low to high activity.

In this outbreak the response was sufficient for tracing efforts to catch up with suspected infection, so that later cases were treated almost immediately they exhibited symptoms (Table 1, Fig 4).

It was predicted that either of these manipulations should be sufficient to impair trace (but not delay) conditioning.

For Geertz, interpretation involves the production of "thick descriptions," in which behavioral practices are described in sufficient detail to trace inferential associations between observed events.

The commercial ion probes available at this time were too small to have sufficient sensitivity for trace element analysis and too low in mass resolution to avoid molecular interferences.

The von Mises strain [28] is used as a simple but sufficient tool to trace slipped atoms in our simulation though more elaborate ways of identifying defects are available.

Because the exchangeable trace elements only account for a minor fraction of the total element concentration of the dredged sediments, the slight increase in ionic strength (indicated by the slightly higher conductivities) is not sufficient to release trace elements from the dredged sediments into local groundwater at the dredged spoil placement site.

This is the case with influenza, although the improvement will probably not be sufficient to making tracing effective for influenza control.