Sentence examples for sufficiently suitable from inspiring English sources

Conventional fabrication techniques are not sufficiently suitable to control scaffold structure to modulate mechanical properties.

With regard to the missing effect of learning strategies used, we must concede that the operationalization might not be sufficiently suitable to reveal significant effects.

In this case the time increment is due, first, to the need to use more starting points for the algorithm in order to avoid false matches and secondly because the choice of these points is not sufficiently suitable (given the simplicity of the points-of-interest selection algorithm), which implies, in both cases, an additional number of iterations.

While this model accounts for spurious peaks within noisy data, it is not sufficiently suitable for our purposes.

This requires sufficiently suitable monitors not only for the radiologist, but also for the admitting clinician.

Classical test theory (CTT) measures of reliability are usually not sufficiently suitable in such circumstances, because they only allow for accounting for one source of error at a time, i.e. either rater or case or occasion effects.

In order to suppress the regenerative effect sufficiently, a suitable combination of irregular pitch angles needs to be designed.

If the trajectories to track are not sufficiently regular, suitable filtering laws are proposed for these trajectories, so as to facilitate the implementation of the controller and reduce the control action especially during the transient phase.

Regarding the suitability of different mouse lines for confirming BSE, our data show that any mouse line in which the agent can propagate sufficiently is suitable.

In 13 out of 42 cases, the SNP validation assays failed at the design stage, either due to a high number of neighboring SNPs in the respective sequences or due to the lack of sufficiently long suitable flanking sequences for assay design.

The applied LC/MS/MS method was shown to be sufficiently sensitive and suitable for pharmacokinetic studies.