Sentence examples for sufficiently manipulated from inspiring English sources

When you have sufficiently manipulated your polaroid to your liking, replace the black backing of the polaroid as a protective covering by gluing or taping around the edges.

"The experts know race grade exists, but they don't weight it sufficiently," Chen said.

Seven weeks later, trusting Sherman's recovery sufficiently, Halleck assigned him to Cairo, Ill., to serve as the logistical coordinator for Grant's army, the beginning of a long and intense friendship between two emotionally wounded warriors.

"This is one of those rare issues, because of its magnitude, because of its scope, that if we don't get it right, we may not be able to reverse, we may not be able adapt sufficiently," Mr Obama said.

Each informational class was represented by minimum number of five to ten training areas to ensure that the spectral properties of each category were represented sufficiently (Campbell 1996).

In summary, it is increasingly clear that simple measures, such as mean activity levels, do not capture the variability or complexity of activity patterns in BD sufficiently (Scott et al. 2016; Krane-Gartiser et al. 2014; De Crescenzo et al. 2016).

Although evidence-based therapies are available to treat children with emotional disorders, around 45% of children do not respond sufficiently (Bodden et al. 2008), so there is room for improvement.

Thus, while cycle 1 has competitive kinetics for the mono- and di-ether adduct pathways, the boron center with phenoxide substituents in cycles 2 and 3 is not sufficiently Lewis acidic for the di-ether adduct pathway to be viable because decreased Lewis acidity (i) disfavors binding of the second ether equivalent and (ii) raises the barrier height for the demethylation step.

The pKa of the Lys292 ε-amino group, when positioned among the positively charged amino acids (Lys296, Arg299 and Lys304) from the C-terminal α-helix-11 [ see Supporting Information ] along with Lys158 and Lys199 in close proximity to the reaction centre, would be expected to be lowered sufficiently (Schmidt and Westheimer 1971; Highbarger et al. 1996) to promote interaction with PLP or Asc.

Washington was confident enough, Lincoln and Roosevelt sufficiently cunning, Eisenhower effective enough at what has since been dubbed "hidden hand" leadership, and Reagan requisitely single-minded to make the most of their dysfunctional official families.

A party so fundamentalist in its outlook that Eric Cantor is not sufficiently pure (Eric Cantor!) could be principled enough to reject the corrupt system that brought it to power in the first place.