用“sufficient to”造句大全，sufficient to造句

They said: "This pilot study suggests that dietary intake of watercress may be sufficient to modulate this potential anti-cancer pathway."

So much information is interrelated that a simple hierarchical arrangement of folders and files may no longer be sufficient to find what you need.

They had very little to live upon, and once when there was adreadful season of scarcity in the land, the poor wood-cutter could not earn sufficient to supply their daily food.

That the accuracy of one millimeter was more than sufficient to make the case.

However, just supplying a value for this parameter is not sufficient to actually obtain such an information window.

Second, the laws on fraud should be sufficient to deal with the snake-oil salesmen who promise to predict, say, whether a child might be a sporting champion.

If an applied stress or pressure drop is not sufficient to break the gel or exceed the yield stress, no flow will occur.

But these measures may not be sufficient to avert disaster.

In our example, plain SQL is not sufficient to select only department PR27 and only return the employee names.

But if the Japanese example is any guide, that effect is minuscule, if any, and is far from sufficient to turn the economy around.

The function of RBC is to carry oxygen to the tissues at pressures sufficient to permit rapid diffusion of oxygen.

Ten interagency diarrhoeal disease kits, each sufficient to treat 400 moderate and 100 severe cases, arrived in Erbil International airport on 16 September.

In some scenarios, such support might be sufficient to allow direct connectivity to service providers and server requestors.

This altercation had lasted for some time, when, in the third year of Darling's administration, a very small event was sufficient to set the whole colony in an uproar.

To address the next page of the newspaper, it would be sufficient to encode the next page number into the render link for the shown button.

The most radical statement of individualism is choosing your own reality, and to some in the Tea Party, the very fact that experts believe something is sufficient to disprove it.