Sentence examples for apparent requirement from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

So we're back to this one apparent requirement: the commodification of friendship.

The major impediment to adoption of any form of sender-pays has been the apparent requirement for wholesale changes to the e-mail system.

We examined the importance of two interactions between poliovirus and its host cell: the putative association between viral proteins and a rearranged intermediate filament (IF) network and the apparent requirement for functional vesicle budding machinery within the host-cell secretory pathway.

They pointed to the lack of any apparent requirement to give information demonstrating the authenticity of a proposed marriage.

The oldest of eight children raised in a British working-class family, Moran grew up, by her own account, overweight, friendless, unreasonably optimistic and totally perplexed by the apparent requirements of femininity.

Daniel Phelps, the president of the Kentucky Paleontological Society and vice president of Kentuckians for Science Education, pointed to the apparent requirements in an Op-Ed for The Lexington Herald-Leader.

In relation to mast cell degranulation, the apparent structural requirement to optimize this activity was the existence of one or two Lys residues at positions 8 and/or 9.

On one hand, Aristotle's apparent metaphysical requirement that the soul-as-form (eidos) be permanent and enduring through the process of the generation of " like by like" seemed for much of the tradition to amount to a denial of the possibility that natural species could change over time in their essential properties, even though local adaptation in "accidental" properties was fully possible.

A grading of the safety profile of specific medications became apparent, prompting requirement for further evaluation and holistic assessment.