Sentence examples for are fundamental for development from inspiring English sources

Schwann cells (SCs) are fundamental for development, myelination and regeneration in the peripheral nervous system.

The complexity of the pathogenetic pathways involved in pSS as described above, and as further elaborated in a number of excellent reviews [ 5- 7], makes it difficult to define which effector mechanisms are fundamental for development, persistence and progression of the inflam-matory process in the exocrine glands of patients with pSS.

"Education is fundamental for development.

Interactions between TEC and developing thymocytes, named "thymic crosstalk" [6], are fundamental for the development of a normal thymic architecture [7], [8], [9].

"We don't want to renationalise anything, nor strengthen the state in a traditional sense, but we do want a state that plans things that are fundamental for a development project," says José Genoino, the president of Lula's Workers Partyy.That position is echoed by José Antonio Ocampo, ECLAC's boss.

T follicular helper (TFH) cells are fundamental for the development of antigen-specific antibody responses and therefore crucial for anti-HIV vaccine design.

Bitumen characteristics are fundamental for the development of good performance in asphalt mixtures, particularly when the mix includes Reclaimed Asphalt (RA) as aged bitumen can strongly affect the properties of the final bituminous phase.

Environmental change has been a topic of great interest over the last century due to its potential impact on ecosystem services that are fundamental for sustainable development and human well-being.

The measured data are fundamental for the development and validation of analytical and numerical models and contribute to the definition of applicable strength design criteria of composite cylindrical shells in the post-buckling field, with the final aim of a larger structure weight saving.

These molecules are fundamental for the development of adult nervous system.

TH and RA are fundamental for brain development (reviewed by Bernal et al. 2003 and by McCaffery et al. 2003).