Sentence examples for Critical demonstration from inspiring English sources

"It's a critical demonstration that ES-derived cells do the right thing, that they behave in a normal and appropriate way".

The best known and most important outcome of this work was the cloning of the cdc2+ cyclin-dependent kinase gene (Beach et al. 1982) and the critical demonstration that the human homolog could supply this function to a cdc2 ts temperature-sensitive mutant (Lee and Nurse 1987).

Safety and efficacy findings of the highest dose were particularly critical since demonstration of improved cure rates at higher doses might be critical in designing higher-dose regimens for widespread deployment.

It is critical that demonstrations be conducted at sufficient scale and with sufficient monitoring to evaluate performance and confirm projections; in short, to confirm expectations and to learn what we do not know.

"It is critical that these demonstration projects preserve Americans' Seventh Amendment right to a trial by jury," Mr. Tarricone wrote.

The capability of handling strong shocks and weak post-shock contact discontinuities is more critical to the demonstration of any model for compressible multicomponent or multifluid flows.

This implied the de facto discovery of the livermorium-291 isotope, from the acknowledgment of the data relating to its granddaughter 283Cn, although the livermorium data was not absolutely critical for the demonstration of copernicium's discovery.

Of note, three of the six original scaffolding strategies are motivational (recruitment, direction maintenance, and frustration control) and the other three are cognitive (reduction in degrees of freedom, marking critical features, and demonstration).

Judge Cook compared the Klan case to lawsuits involving the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in Alabama during the height of the civil rights movement or Iranians here who wore masks at demonstrations critical of the Shah during his reign.

Christopher Dunn, a lawyer for the New York Civil Liberties Union who filed the original suit, said, "It is troubling that the court concludes that amplified sound can be used at City Hall for events like Yankees rallies that the city likes, but not for demonstrations critical of the government".

As early as 1990, five years before he started rapping and over 15 years before his conversion to Salafism, a hardline Islamist belief system, Deso Dogg took part in demonstrations critical of American foreign policy in the build up to the Persian Gulf War.