Sentence examples similar to sufficiently long before from inspiring English sources

The controlled climate with a temperature control range between 25°C – 40°C and humidity up to 95% near the dispensing area keeps the droplets for sufficiently long time before they evaporate.

In a direct tube-bond formation mechanism, the interaction between the loosely formed contact pairs may be too weak to hold the newly added tubulin dimer for sufficiently long time before necessary conformational reorganization takes place to form the stable tube bond, which would result in very low lateral association rate.

The sun not rising before halfpast five, the night perspective looked sufficiently long at halfpast twelve: which was about my time for confronting it".

It has been proposed that plants need sufficiently long exposure to drought stress before the appropriate cellular and molecular signals can be generated and then converted into the transcription of stress genes (Trewavas 2005; Vinocur and Altman 2005; Goswami et al. 2010).

After the minimization stage, the system was slowly heated from T = 10 to 300 K in 40 ps and equilibrated in 160 ps before a sufficiently long MD simulation at room temperature.

The entire system was then equilibrated at 300 K for 70 ps before a sufficiently long MD simulation (for 2.6 ns) at room temperature.

The entire system was then equilibrated at 300 K for 100 ps before a sufficiently long MD simulation (4 ns) at room temperature.

An astonishing observation in this process is that in one follicle, the transition may occur already a few months after generation of the primordial follicle pool, while another follicle may stay several decades (for organisms with a sufficiently long lifespan) in the resting stage before growth is initiated.

For the other 85 children a sufficiently long dosing history to ascertain pharmacokinetic steady-state was required before INR observations were included in the analysis.

It should be sufficiently long so that any reduction in cancer mortality would be apparent before dilution has an effect.

At the least that could cause sufficiently long delays to make it impossible to hold a run-off election before the onset of heavy winter snows, which in turn would make polling impossible in large parts of the country.