Sentence examples similar to adaptations if obligatory from inspiring English sources

Synonymous codon usage in Nanoarchaeal genes, therefore, reveals a dual adaptation to obligatory parasitism and hyperthermophilicity.

The food, which is vaguely Italian, reads like a careful primer on current trends, well executed if obligatory.

Guy Talarico, the Bergen Republican chairman, had a ready (if obligatory) explanation -- and even extended hope for the future.

This review suggests that oxidation of LDL is an important, if not obligatory, event in atherogenesis.

With traditional – if not obligatory – British self-deprecation, he's downplayed the artsiness of his upbringing.

Relating the "ideal" world of philosophy to the "real" world of political action is a perilous, if arguably obligatory, undertaking.

So, how will our viewing habits change if the obligatory paywall comes into fruition?

If so, obligatory consent will be required for all research using personal data, including epidemiological research.

"They know that it would condemn the journal to death if it were viewed as obligatory or if their investigators had a special in," says Eisen.

Exercise all of your muscles even if just with obligatory effort.

This scheme states that something is obligatory if and only if it is the case.