Sentence examples for support sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Retractable levers did not support sufficiently high and stable levels of performance in mice.

Mr. Borosage, for his part, frets that Mr. Geithner at Treasury may not support sufficiently rigorous regulation of financial institutions.

By 1921 Lenin's government had crushed all opposition parties on the grounds that they had opposed or failed to support sufficiently the Soviet cause in the Civil War.

— When meta-analyses were conducted (these are studies of a large number of studies), there was limited evidence to support sufficiently large comparative efficacy.

Populist figures such as Trump and le Pen can mobilise popular support sufficiently to contest other liberal or centrist candidates because of their anti-establishment rhetoric.

Yet, from our study, degraded forest in combination with primary forest supported sufficiently high tiger densities and can, therefore, make an important contribution to tiger conservation.

In her second annual report as chief inspector of England's schools, Amanda Spielman drew attention to the plight of pupils with SEND, warning that diagnoses were taking too long, were often inaccurate, and mental health needs were not supported sufficiently.

LTE supports sufficiently short turn-around latency allowing for some opportunistic scheduling even for delay sensitive traffic (with delay tolerance of few tens of milliseconds).

Although polystyrene supports sufficiently the cellular behavior as well as growth, it cannot be alternative of chitosan because it does not have similar nature as chitosan contains.

However, there is consensus among the reviewers that some of the major conclusions of the work are not yet supported sufficiently.

The high interspecies conservation observed for these molecular subunits assembled in a dynamic complex (Mediator complex) involved in signalling pathways, with prominent regulatory functions of gene expression, noteworthy implied in response to stress, explains and supports sufficiently their early evolutionary appearance and preservation in eukaryotes.