The phrase "a requirement for different" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express a need for variation or diversity in a specific context, but it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "The project has a requirement for different approaches to problem-solving to ensure creativity."
Alternatives: "a need for diversity" or "a necessity for variation".
Therefore, the changes in the expression patterns of distinct transcripts suggest a requirement for different developmental events when L. lancifolium is under cold stress.
However, having such a requirement for different modifications of a single inositide lipid allows for rapid control of signalling and maturation of the tubulation process.
Thus it appears that the activating and repressive activities of YB-1 on gene transcription may involve mechanisms that reflect a requirement for different levels of YB-1 oligomerization and/or perhaps different binding partners.
These data clearly indicate that ART uptake should be improved within this setting of co-located TB and ART services or that there is a requirement for a different model of integration of services that would provide for a closer monitoring of ART uptake in patients with HIV-associated TB.
Surface finish is a critical requirement for different applications in industries and research areas.
The payback period is approximately 2 years, which is suitable for workshop or industrial park where there is a great requirement for different levels of heat.
The coincidence of increased hydrophobicity of the virion surface for I. ricinus-adapted WE-strains and SIB Yar viruses presumably reflects a similar molecular requirement for different viruses to adapt to the same host.
In addition, one might expect that a time-dependent alteration in the mushroom body neurons that drive learned behavior will be observable as a time-dependent requirement for different output neurons that are postsynaptic to the relevant mushroom body neuron subtypes.
A requirement for further research investigating different aspects of scale and polish provision has been previously highlighted.
For P. aeruginosa, it is shown that PPK2 is induced >100-fold when the culture approaches stationary phase as a consequence of the GTP requirement for different cellular processes during this growth stage [9].
Despite the strategy of size-selection, the read length of high-throughput sequencing is an important factor influencing genomic coverage and data requirement for different RRBS strategies.
