Sentence examples for sufficiently affected by from inspiring English sources

The electrical performance of matrix-conductive filler composites is sufficiently affected by the size of the inclusions (Psarras 2006).

If these fragments have a large spin angular momentum, they can be sufficiently affected by the lift force.

He was sufficiently affected by what he heard to invite two local musicians, guitarist Winfield "Scotty" Moore and upright bass player Bill Black, to work something up with Presley for a recording session.

We hypothesized that following a single non-decompression stop ocean SCUBA dive, gas exchange would be sufficiently affected by transient venous gas micro-emboli within pulmonary vasculature that a measurable increase in ventilation-perfusion inequality would be found, followed by rapid resolution.

As a result, the spontaneous AFM ordering and edge magnetization are not sufficiently affected to alter the GNR magnetoresistance.

Several were sufficiently affected, including some modern builds constructed to full earthquake-proof specifications, to require demolition.

The disturbance can only propagate through regions of the population where the density of individuals is sufficiently high and individuals affected by the disturbance die shortly after.

Ideally, a valid AD would be sufficiently robust and not affected by changes in dataset, thus allowing the maintenance of the general AD premise by which a model's performance degrades as the queried instances get farther away from the training chemical space.

Current literature serves as a starting point for defining the process steps for in-store logistics (e.g., Kotzab and Teller 2005; Zelst et al. 2009; Reiner et al. 2013), but does not sufficiently detail the costs affected by shelf-space planning and reordering.

In addition, the developmental trajectory and adult function of sufficiently sensitive neurons are affected by differences in sex steroid levels produced by either the testes or ovaries during specific early windows of sensitivity, as well as after sexual maturity is reached [ 33].

The second is whether the law or rule in question is sufficiently accessible to the individual who is affected by the restriction, and sufficiently precise to enable him to understand its scope and foresee the consequences of his actions so that he can regulate his conduct without breaking the law.