Sentence examples for sufficiently driven from inspiring English sources

Instead, de novo centriole formation can be sufficiently driven by the C-terminal half of SAS-6 lacking the self-oligomerization activity, fundamentally deviating from the current paradigm for centriole biogenesis.

Based on the above and taking into account that genetic processes are slower than metabolic ones, one can expect that if the metabolic fluxes in these organisms are sufficiently driven by transcriptional regulation, they could be directly approximated from gene expression data sets under diurnal conditions.

This heat-triggered material phase transition of the composite was found to follow exposure of NIR light, indicating the ability of the NIR absorption by the nanoshells to sufficiently drive this transition.

It is based on a piezoelectric bender the displacement of which has to be amplified in a very limited design space to sufficiently drive the optics of an Artificial Accommodation System.

Only when the memories of these traumas fade will managements regain what the great economist John Maynard Keynes called their "animal spirits" sufficiently drive an economic acceleration with new hiring and spending on upgrades as well as new capacity.

Thus while long term myostatin inhibition improves mild dystrophy, as represented by the mdx limb muscles, it does not sufficiently drive muscle growth and reduce muscle fibroblast activity to compensate for severe dystrophy, as represented by the mdx diaphragm.

Such heated water can alter the existing ecology, sometimes sufficiently to drive out or kill desirable species of fish.

Whether or not an increase in the workforce might improve competition sufficiently to drive GPs to locate in such underserved areas is open to debate.

Because PB assembly appears to be a redundant process and occurs even when certain PB core proteins are deficient (Sheth and Parker 2003), the possibility remains that overexpressing YDJ1 has restored the level of other PB proteins sufficiently to drive PB assembly.

Such genetic switching is the basis of many cellular decision-making processes, including differentiation, whereby cells change their state when driven sufficiently beyond a certain threshold.

Undesired complex hysteretic nonlinearities are present to varying degree in virtually all smart material based sensors and actuators provided that they are driven with sufficiently high amplitudes.