Sentence examples for sufficiently closely from inspiring English sources
Aside from the saprophytic microorganisms that occasionally produce disease, most pathogenic microorganisms are adapted sufficiently closely to their hosts that they cannot compete successfully in the physical, chemical, and biological environment outside the host tissues.
Data analysis using t-tests found that the two methods of measurement (self and researcher) agreed sufficiently closely for 11 of the 14 measurements.
The performance bounds imply that with sufficiently dense quantization and fast adaptation, the output of an uncertain MIMO nonlinear system can follow the desired reference input sufficiently closely.
The estimate can be improved by averaging techniques such as least squares linear curve fitting over all pilot pairs that are sufficiently closely placed within a frame.
It is based on the assumption that vehicles are sufficiently closely spaced that ground vibration can be considered to be a random and statistically stationary process.
To achieve this, the girder must be braced by means of sufficiently closely spaced diaphragms, which are supposed to be infinitely stiff.
However, since the probes are sufficiently close to each other, and attached via linkers, they have enough flexibility to interact closely.
What remains challenging in such an approach is an accurate characterization of the kinds of narrative conditions which result in a sequence of clauses/sentences being perceived to be sufficiently "semantically closely linked" to form a single unit of discourse.
The horizontal supports beneath its top surface and the vertical supports with which they intersect to form a frame must be sufficiently large and spaced closely enough to prevent sagging of the assembly.
The loci of the archaeal-like iPGM sequences we identified in bacterial genomes were in all cases distinct from those revealed by the bacterial iPGM and dPGM queries, again indicating that our parameters were sufficiently sensitive to differentiate closely related sequences.
Evolutionary dynamics of transposable elements could sufficiently differ even in closely related taxa.
