Sentence examples for advantages necessary from inspiring English sources

Through interaction on the scale of extracellular structures, increased capture agent presentations, and the ability to transition to capture agent independent methods, nanomaterials provide the advantages necessary to take these next steps in CTC research.

Aplysia possesses many advantages necessary for chemical communication research, such as an extensive knowledge of its anatomy, a detailed understanding of the molecular and cellular basis of behavior, and now considerable genomic and expressed sequence tag (EST) resources.

Devous et al. [ 39] provided test retest data of F-AV1451 (formerly known as T807) that showed very good reproducibility of 4 – 5 % and high interreader consistency, both advantages necessary for picking up small changes in the early course of the disease and for accurate quantitative evaluation of disease-modifying therapies.

Thus, based on our evidences it appears that either the PKD1 gene does not undergo second-hits in the ependyma and choroid plexus, or else that its inactivation in a single cell in this compartment does not provide a growth advantage necessary for the phenotype to manifest.

To gain insight into the exact requirements for inhibition and growth advantage necessary to produce spatial coexistence of the population, we have employed a perturbation approach in addition to the numerical results presented above.

Thus, potential for colonization because of widespread antimicrobial drug use and resistance may interact and provide the selective advantage necessary for serotype expansion, which may be the situation in South Korea.

In that region, dMyc endogenous expression is high (see Figure S5A in Additional File 1), so it is plausible that its upregulation by the loss of function of lgl was not sufficient to trigger the cell growth advantage necessary for driving clonal expansion at the expense of the adjacent tissue.

In the FGDs potential advantages and necessary facilitators to lower the threshold for referral to the GDH were identified.

Interestingly, the model shows that such an excess advantage is necessary for survival of primitive chromosomes.

Such a significant difference in Hue Discrimination between the DD group and the children with matched nonverbal IQ scores would not be surprising if the feedforward-feedback model of visual processing of Bullier is correct and a 'magnocellular latency advantage' is necessary to rapidly activate attention mechanisms in parietal cortex prior to conscious ventral processing.

While it can be proven mathematically that the first player has an advantage, the strategy necessary to exercise that advantage is not as well understood.