Sentence examples for was always sufficiently from inspiring English sources

For pre-cultures bacterial colonies were transferred to 50 ml mineral salt media (Hartmans et al. 1989) in 250 ml glass flasks with screw caps with 4 g l−1 of Na2-succinate, and 1 g l−1 of yeast extract as carbon and energy source, oxygen was always sufficiently present under these conditions.

Whilst some of the redesigned assays still produced a small amount of non-specific allele amplification, the signal-to-noise ratio was always sufficiently high to ensure unambiguous genotype assignment.

In the following, we assume that the inserted CP is always sufficiently longer than the MP channel length for CP-OFDM, GFDM, and CB-FMT.

If the transmit rates are always sufficiently large to transmit the whole queue before the new data arrives, the instantaneous total queue length is minimized and hence the long-term average of the total queue length is lower bounded by: lim T → ∞ ∑ t = 0 T ∑ n = 1 N Q n ( t ) ≥ ∑ n = 1 N E ( A n ).

For SA6, which explores the consequences of attaching differential importance to first and later children, the baseline results in Table I show that the starting age which is required for a high 90% chance of the first child(ren), is always sufficiently early to also satisfy the lower 75 or 50% chance levels for having one more child.

Peak areas of BBZA and BPDEDA in the concentrated extracts invalidated Eq. (6) even if the expected total molar concentration of the biotin derivatives was over 40 μM, but the peak areas of BNEDA were always sufficiently high to meet the prerequisites of Eq. (6).

The Viable model with the lowest Akaike's information criterion (AIC) was always selected if the BMDLs were "sufficiently close," that is, there was no more than a 3-fold difference between lowest and highest BMDL for Viable models (Davis et al. 2011).

It wasn't always sufficiently clear to the public what the executive branch was doing.

At present in many countries, enforcement staff are not always sufficiently resourced to be fully effective, but this situation is changing as consumers become more concerned about food safety.

In Oakland, where OWS succeeded in promoting a "general strike" that brought 10,000 marchers into the streets in November, 2011, its organizational culture was not always sufficiently welcoming of non-fulltime activists.

The information in the analyzed text documents was not always sufficiently detailed and logically consistent to allow the construction of computer code.