Sentence examples for sufficiently referenced from inspiring English sources

Due to the experimental setup and the lack of "resolution" provided by the Foxp3 staining shown an interpretation suggesting an low/high molecular weight hyaluronic-acid in Treg function (Bollyky et al., 2007) have been reported elsewhere and are not sufficiently referenced in this section.

As references have an important role in many parts of a manuscript, failure to sufficiently cite other work can reduce your chances of being published.

The desired formation is stabilized at any sufficiently smooth reference trajectories, including fixed points and nonadmissible trajectories for the ships.

For a given sufficiently smooth reference signal, our aim is to design a low-complexity model-free controller which achieves that the tracking error evolves within a prespecified performance funnel.

The latter is supposed to be a sufficiently formal reference point for esteeming persons.

This gives additional evidence that indeed 4-isopropylbenzenesulfonic acid is the substance behind the unknown spectrum, however it has not been possible to confirm this identification at this stage due to the lack of a sufficiently pure reference standard.

Currently, sufficiently large reference panels that can support imputation of very rare variants are not available for most cosmopolitan populations.

The motivation for the asymmetric choice of quantiles was to have sufficiently large reference groups (B iT1D1, i = 1, 2, 3) to contain a reasonable number of individuals who later developed T2D.

Some experience is sufficiently applicable that will give 100percentt credit for the experience (as referenced in the direct experience guideline).

Although some of the references in Figure 3 are omitted in Figure 4, this representation can sufficiently describe the reference relations.

They argued that universals are merely words which have a general application an application which is sufficiently explained by reference to the similarities among the various particulars to which the words are applied.