Sentence examples for which could be sufficient from inspiring English sources

The carbonized surface exhibited an electric conductivity and electrochemical stability, which could be sufficient for use as a cathode.

Ramirez will be a free agent after the season, which could be sufficient motivation for a salary drive.

This could be because removal of the C-terminus increases the transport rate of AtHMA4, or it could result in a different localisation for the AtHMA4-trunc protein compared to the AtHMA4-FL, which could be sufficient to alter the tolerance conferred without any change in transport rate.

Our method can generate about 10 p.f.u./mL of primary progeny in a 24-well plate format, which could be sufficient for such purposes.

This could be explained by the full activation of Eg5 by Cdk1, which could be sufficient to overcome the resistant force.

Our patients were evaluated at least 6 months after treatment which could be sufficient for allowing patients time to adapt to their new situation.

With a pre-test probability of deep myometrial invasion of 25% (low clinical suspicion), the post-test probability of deep myometrial invasion, given a negative DWI result, was 4%, which could be considered sufficient to rule out deep myometrial invasion.

Facebook also plans a long list of changes to its political ad buying systems which could be seen a sufficient self-regulation to deter the need for official government regulation.

A possible optimisation would be an adapted prior distribution for the cofolding step, which could be generated when sufficient verified RNA-RNA interaction data becomes available.

In a recent study that evaluated intra- and interobserver variability, sensitivity even ranged from 88 to 98% [ 52], which could be regarded as sufficient.

Competing based on cheap inputs, which could be used with less productivity, was sufficient in a more insular, less global economy.