Sentence examples for was made sufficiently from inspiring English sources
Since previous results show that decreasing domain height exponentially increases electric field magnitudes, the height of the domain was made sufficiently large to determine the minimum electric field magnitudes that can be generated when accounting for electrode kinetics [28].
The principal finding of our study is that the efficiency of varied EP treatments increased when the treatment duration was made sufficiently long, either by applying pulses at a low rate, or by splitting a single pulse train into separate fractions.
An incision was made sufficiently large to separate the periosteum from the bone, and then a chain-saw was passed around the bone, thus dividing it.
If this dwelling is made sufficiently uncomfortable then the spirit will leave.
What matters is that they are made sufficiently gripping and intriguing to grab the reader and demand their understanding.
Small steps are not enough to transform the general climate of apparent procrastination in which even the basic case for democratic politics is not being made sufficiently strongly.
And some of the holdouts say that the benefits of e-commerce sites have not been made sufficiently clear to them.
Modern solvent extraction, on the other hand, has led to some procedures in which an acid-rich solution percolating through even relatively low-grade ores can produce a solution that can be made sufficiently concentrated for electrorefining.
The directional system is made sufficiently bottom-heavy (pendulous) to counteract the downward pull of the vertical component of the Earth's magnetic field, which would otherwise cause the system to tilt.
The Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills does not seem to have been made sufficiently aware of the potential damage to the UK's international science reputation and to UK physics departments, despite the fact that the government has made physics a high-priority in its long-term economic policy".
Another reason clients proved hard to find is because "companies have not been made sufficiently aware of this program," Canet says.
