Sentence examples for sufficiently overcome from inspiring English sources

Yet Hume resists the view of Hutcheson that all moral principles can be reduced to our benevolence, in part because he doubts that benevolence can sufficiently overcome our perfectly normal acquisitiveness.

Here I emphasize that two disadvantages of the h-index have not yet been sufficiently overcome.

To maximize outcomes and scale up the intervention, both demand and supply-side barriers need to be sufficiently overcome [ 20- 22].

The population density may thus initially decline across space until reproduction can sufficiently overcome the loss due to diffusion, and the population can grow to carrying capacity.

Our results suggest that engraftment of moderate doses of allogeneic BM is feasible if the immunological host-versus-graft barrier is sufficiently overcome.

Is it possible to sufficiently overcome the reliability decrease in NR, e.g. by adding test items or by improving discriminative power of individual items?

Pressure finally rises sufficiently to overcome the spasm of the sphincters and urine is voided in small amounts.

Ferroelectricity ceases in a given material above a characteristic temperature, called its Curie temperature, because the heat agitates the dipoles sufficiently to overcome the forces that spontaneously align them.

Lowest costs with most positive cumulative trends for these variables occurred where alternatives "step down" assessment and planning from broader scales, focusing restoration efforts sufficiently to overcome opposite effects of traditional reserve protection or commodity management strategies.

Incentives may have operated by increasing the anticipated benefits of attending vaccination appointments sufficiently to overcome any perceived barriers.

Individuals without LBP may have the muscle strength and motor control necessary to activate the trunk musculature sufficiently to overcome the stiffness of the hip region.