Sentence examples for suggest sufficient from inspiring English sources
The program notes suggest sufficient pride in separate traditions of Indian dance, like Odissi and Bharatanatyam, not to wish them to fuse.
Second, the Complaint does not contain specific factual allegations that reasonably suggest sufficient board involvement in the preparation of the disclosures that would allow me to reasonably conclude that the director defendants face a substantial likelihood of personal liability.
Reliability coefficients of the Rasch scaled MFM suggest sufficient ability for the total score D1 (0.9) and D2 (0.8) and D3 (0.7) to distinguish between groups for research use.
At a photoexcitation frequency of ~943 cm−1 as indicated, our extinction measurements (Fig. 2d) and calculation (Fig. 2f) indeed suggest sufficient modulation of the plasmon loss function via gate-voltage tuning for GNR superlattices with GNR width of 140 nm and below.
While the presentation of normal PI might suggest sufficient perfusion, hyperlactatemia may not result from tissue hypoperfusion.
In our study, the data of ITBV suggest sufficient fluid status until the end of the experiment.
Critically, the absence of neurological symptoms or detection of virus in the brain after DN-2 inoculation despite recent findings of cytotoxic T-cell-mediated neuropathology consequent of neuroinvasion in Ifnar−/− mice55 suggests sufficient attenuation of DN-2.
A clear band at the expected length was observed in each of the five lanes, while the control lanes showed either no band or heavy smear, suggesting sufficient cleavage specificity of the RNA-guided Cas9 in agarose gel.
The alleles generated across 28 accessions of three Tinospora species were assessed for genetic relatedness and it grouped accessions into three major clusters suggesting sufficient diversity in Tinospora.
cardiac movements and EF suggesting sufficient cardiac output, but missing bilateral carotid Doppler signals other methods may be needed.
Finally, do students perceive, as Coburn suggests, sufficient pressure that keeps knowledge compartmentalized even if it is not currently being used?
