Sentence examples for sufficiently to explain from inspiring English sources

The parameterized model showed that spatial variation in trematode prevalence did not isolate most species sufficiently to explain the overall high diversity, but could benefit some rare species.

Indeed, performing AIMD calculations to estimate the kinetic barriers at the experimental temperature of 150 °C lowers the barriers sufficiently to explain the experimentally observed adsorption see Fig. 5a and Supplementary Fig. 44.

Details accumulate sufficiently to explain character and plot, while throwing us so off-guard as to make questions of narrative moot... Wilson and Gyllenhaal are tasked with showing us how the slightest shift in emphasis can alter a line's meaning.

The real problem with an inability to nail "the what" is that it suggests that you have not thought through your business sufficiently to explain it in a concise manner.

So, discrepancies in gender prevalence are in part explained by the sexual network, but not sufficiently to explain all the differences.

One of the main reasons for this apparent confusion is that only in recent years has knowledge of the freezing process advanced sufficiently to explain these differences in freezing rates.

This energy difference is sufficiently large to explain why the HY0.25 does not dehydrate to an isomorphic desolvate, despite the hydrate framework being sufficiently mechanically stable to be found in the search.

This was sufficiently large to explain the non-operation of the FEM.

The proposed theory recovers the first-order breakage kinetics in the limit, yet it is sufficiently general to explain all experimentally observed deviations.

The difference between wars and conflicts that are not wars would therefore have to be sufficiently significant to explain how the same act could be permissible in the one context but murder in the other.

There's little suspense, as we know from the first sentence that Curran has committed suicide and that Fragoso remains sufficiently intact to explain what — who — destroyed her childhood.