Sentence examples for an apparent requirement from inspiring English sources
These data imply an interplay between a role of trehalose in stress protection and an apparent requirement for trehalose in clock regulation of conidiation under constant environmental conditions.
These studies reveal an apparent requirement for a dimeric MC2R that undergoes conformational change on ACTH stimulation.
While we have documented compromised Rac activation and an apparent requirement of Rac in proliferation response, we cannot discount other Rho-family GTPases, particularly CDC42.
This mechanism is consistent with an apparent requirement for homozygous inactivation of Tsc1 or Tsc2 in mouse models of TSC (Kobayashi et al., 1999; Onda et al., 1999).
While electrochemical reduction shows promise, several limitations were identified, an apparent requirement for low-salt conditions, a higher-than-optimal temperature (10 °C), and a current cell pressure limit of 50 bar.
The sensitivity of these viruses to glucosidase inhibitors is presumably because they possess envelope proteins that must oligomerize, and they have an apparent requirement for glucosidase processing of their glycoproteins presumably to enable time-sensitive proper calnexin mediated folding for their oligomerization.
They pointed to the lack of any apparent requirement to give information demonstrating the authenticity of a proposed marriage.
The apparent requirement of a starting A or G reduces the choices of available sgRNAs with perfect complementarity to the target.
The results are discussed in terms of the separate roles of the oxidant and acid in oxidation of the alloy and dissolution of the film, respectively, and the apparent requirement that oscillatory electro-oxidation of aluminum requires a balance between oxidant strength and acid strength.
However, all three species grew very well in waterlogged soil without flooding, supporting the contention by Keddy (2010) that wetland plants tolerate extremes of flooding but do not physiologically require them, and that the apparent requirement for flooding in these species is more ecological than physiological.
Exploration of these different outcomes revealed how an apparent redundant requirement for Su(dx) and dx in both embryo and adult tissues can emerge from the modularity of the network in which they participate.
