Sentence examples for sufficiently inherent from inspiring English sources

Indeed anxiety is viewed as sufficiently inherent to ASD that additional diagnoses of certain conditions are required "to be not better accounted for by the ASD itself" (i.e., separation anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, and generalized anxiety disorder).

In doing so, they must sufficiently manage an inherent conflict that exists between self-regulatory obligations and the business interests of an S.R.O. and its members.

For example, Mr. Powell referred to the resolution of global megabanks without sufficiently emphasizing the inherent difficulties of cross-border resolution (see Pages 9-10 of his speech).

It is not until earlier stages become sufficiently advanced and inherent resistance to alteration overcome that subsequent stages are triggered.

Alternatively, MELK inhibitors as a single-agent therapy could be appropriate for cancers suffering to a sufficiently high extent from inherent replication stress.

Crucially, any difference that is measured would need to be sufficiently greater than the inherent variation of the single reference gene measurements (incorporating all the steps from sampling to measurement) used to normalise the data, to be sure the observation is due to the gene of interest and not due to the reference gene or a combination of both.

In other words, the cell benefits from the presence of salicylate, but only when the antibiotic environment is sufficiently toxic to offset the inherent toxicity of the inducer.

We found six clusters could sufficiently represent the distinct patterns inherent in this seed transcriptome dataset, with some clusters being the "mirror images" of others.

However it is unclear whether simulated data sets can sufficiently and realistically reflect the noise inherent in real microarray data [32].

None of the standard terms that describe water regime in the current list of standard terms in the Eco Evidence database sufficiently captured the variation in inundation inherent in our hypotheses.

In order to form a sufficiently uniform refined structure, the small austenite grains inherent in DRx should cover a high enough volume fraction.