Sentence examples for were nearly sufficient from inspiring English sources

Although Verdoorn (1994) did not address a detailed determination of receptor gating, Gingrich et al. (1995) adapted the model of Twyman et al. (1990) and concluded that the differences between binding and unbinding rates were nearly sufficient to account for the functional differences between α1β2γ2 and α3β2γ2 receptors observed in their experiments.

Before Iraq can offer palatable contracts, it has to prove to the Iraqi people that the current proposals either will not attract oil company interest or will not be nearly sufficient to arrest Iraq's declining output, critics say.

The main application of the system is to increase the yield and reliability of yield where rainfall is nearly sufficient for crop production, in the range 300-600 mm.

However, qualitative examination of the LUCA versions reconstructed with different gain penalties indicates that, even with a gain penalty of 1 (equal weights assigned to a gain and a loss), the set of 572 genes assigned to LUCA might be nearly sufficient to sustain a functioning organism.

According to Dushoff et al. (2004), antigenic drift and the subsequent waning immunity of a population provide a seasonal forcing that is nearly sufficient to stimulate seasonal influenza epidemics each year ("dynamic resonance"), requiring only relatively minor changes in extrinsic seasonal forces to "lock" epidemics into phase.

Southern blotting slightly enhanced the sensitivity of the PCR, but visual inspection of gel-resolved PCR products from feces was nearly equally sufficient (Table and Figure).

From being a substantial net food importer in the 1970s, it was nearly self-sufficient in grain production from the early 1980s, more than self-sufficient in the 1990s and carries a high level of buffer stocks.

This year, for example, there may well be a record rice harvest, despite the cyclone, and Bangladesh will be nearly self-sufficient in food.

On Jan . 24 when the panel met for a confirmation hearing, Mr. McCain complained about "Amtrak's continuous backdoor attempts to seek substantial federal funding while claiming it is nearly self-sufficient".

But calculations by the MIT team showed that these eruptions were not nearly sufficient to account for the carbon seen in the sediments.

This theory is based on the premise that the magnetotail (where the field is nearly antiparallel) has sufficient magnetic energy to be converted into the energy of substorms by magnetic reconnection.