Sentence examples for sufficiently shaped from inspiring English sources

It is conceivable that chromatin reorganization will lead to microscopically detectable changes only if the original chromatin environment of the integration locus is not sufficiently shaped for transcription, for example near peripheral heterochromatin.

Therefore, if we know these quadrupole difference thresholds for a given volume pair, one may be able to preclude conformer pairs that are not sufficiently shape similar, using only knowledge of the volume and quadrupole moments.

Networks that are tree shaped and sufficiently complex perform at nearly the same (high) level.

If a grain is not sufficiently large or appropriately shaped to contain translate of the structuring element, then the entire grain is removed.

The results of Figure 8 indicate that, under our experimental conditions, rhodopsin activity is occasionally short-lived but often persists sufficiently long to shape the SPRs (see also Baylor et al., 1984).

If enough chunks of masonry and sculpture have survived in sufficiently recognisable shape, it may indeed be possible to re-erect parts of buildings or even entire structures.

So the day's work went well but Sherman Jr's focus seems to be fixed on getting the horse through this experience in sufficiently good shape to contest the Arlington Million in Chicago in mid-August.

The finances of a number of American firms are in sufficiently good shape to allow the well-managed ones to take advantage of the misfortunes of those that are weak and over-leveraged.In addition, firms in Europe and America say their bankers have been more understanding this time round than they were in the 1990-91 recession.

so it is possible to obtain x ∗ by simply multiplying y by a pre-computed matrix (D T D+α I −1 D T, where D is from a dataset containing diverse image categories such as Caltech-101 dataset [34] whose images can provide the atoms of a dictionary with sufficiently various shapes.

Bates, however, believed that these conditions are caused by tension of the muscles surrounding the eyeball, which he believed prevents the eyeball from sufficiently changing shape (per his explanation of accommodation) when gaze is shifted nearer or farther.

Subjects had to be alive and in sufficiently good shape to complete the questionnaire in order to qualify as cases for the study.