Sentence examples for sufficiently inexpensive from inspiring English sources

We find that legal enforcement has little effect on networks until law becomes sufficiently inexpensive, at which point small decreases in the cost of law have dramatic effects on network size and the frequency of use of the legal system.

Our survey suggested that some multidrug combination therapy protocols, such as combination therapy with nitrendipine and captopril (or enalapril), nitrendipine and metoprolol, or hydrochlorothiazide and captopril, were effective and sufficiently inexpensive to be afforded by most rural patients.

About One Laptop per Child One Laptop per Child (OLPC at http://www.laptop.org) is a non-profit organization created by Nicholas Negroponte and others from the MIT Media Lab to design, manufacture and distribute laptop computers that are sufficiently inexpensive to provide every child in the world access to knowledge and modern forms of education.

This sufficiently simple and inexpensive method may offer an effective strategy for fabricating superhydrophobic surfaces on various conductive engineering materials.

"Hardware components had become sufficiently powerful and inexpensive, and the pioneering engineers who invented 3D gaming were eager to explore a new frontier," Dixon said.

A13 Vision for Machines A former Stanford student's company, Tyzx, is working on computer-vision technology that is meant to be sufficiently sophisticated, but inexpensive enough, to find its way into everyday applications.

And now, across town from the scene of the failed punch bowl experiment, a former Stanford graduate student's company, Tyzx is working on computer-vision technology that is meant to be sufficiently sophisticated, but inexpensive enough, to find its way into everyday applications.

The synthesis method described here is sufficiently simple and inexpensive to be expanded into a much larger scale.

As we typically prepare 50 ml of the coupled lysate from 10 liters of L. tarentolae culture in a one day procedure, we concluded that the system was sufficiently scalable and inexpensive to be useful in multiplexed analysis [4].

These observations may promote tongue coating as a potential diagnostic resource for gastric cancer, which should be sufficiently noninvasive and inexpensive to allow widespread applicability.

Presently, the economical conversion of cellulosic biomass to biofuels is limited by the lack of sufficiently active and inexpensive enzymes that can operate at conditions compatible with currently used biomass pretreatment methods.