Sentence examples for sufficiently contributed from inspiring English sources

All authors have sufficiently contributed to this study.

However, difference in individual protease transcription could have been sufficiently contributed to the observed phenotype.

Therefore, it appears highly questionable that the instrumental perspective as such may sufficiently contribute to the necessary normative realignment of mainstream management theory and practice.

This phenomenon is referred to consortia "combining skills" of the participating strains inasmuch as they rescue all the phenotypes of the constituent strains, ii) secondly, cheater mutants that do not sufficiently contribute to the public goods can cause local collapse of the community so that the cheaters will be eliminated from the community.

Items with item-to-total correlations lower than 0.3 were deleted, because they did not sufficiently contribute to measuring the concept and reduced the scale's homogeneity [ 20].

This study addresses concerns in the research and development community that the Global Fund does not sufficiently contribute resources to health systems strengthening.

Therefore, study of synaptic plasticity regulatory genes in schizophrenia represents a special interest, as it can provide insight into molecular mechanisms of schizophrenia-associated cognitive dysfunction and sufficiently contribute to development of target-oriented therapy for this disorder.

Within physical functioning, items 8 "bending down" and 17 "staying seated for two hours" have poor Infit and Outfit statistics which indicates that they do not fit the Rasch model very well and may not be sufficiently contributing to the construct of physical functioning.

In our plants, total peroxidase activity (POX) increased in both 'FR13A'and 'TL3' during submergence and this may have lowered H2O2 sufficiently to contribute to their tolerance of submergence and especially so after submergence when activity in 'TL3' was maintained.

Given the participants did not have significant knee pain, it is unlikely that knee pain restricted activity sufficiently to contribute to the obesity.

Having noted that Ku86-/ mice are susceptible to dehydration from even a very limited restriction of water, we were led to wonder whether they might be chronically dehydrated enough to raise their blood NaCl sufficiently to contribute to premature cellular senescence and aging.