Sentence examples for base necessary from inspiring English sources
The appointment of a respected Nationalist cabinet minister should also aid Mr. Chen's drive to broaden his political base, necessary because he won with just 39percentt of the popular vote and faces a Nationalist majority in the legislature.
The United States must be able to select the systems that will work best, not those that answer political expediency, and we must aggressively reinvigorate the ballistic missile defense technology base necessary to ensure that these systems succeed.
The organization has started distributing feasibility surveys to communities that want to open markets so they can figure out if the location has the farmer and customer base necessary to survive, Ms. Eggert said.
"I see nothing substantive in this report that adds to the knowledge base necessary to make an informed decision about what steps — if any — should be taken to address climate change," Mr. Barton said.
The goal of the program is to develop the knowledge base necessary to design a commercial-scale mineral sequestration plant.
Hence, the knowledge base necessary to quantify ecosystem services is broad and derived from many diverse scientific disciplines.
While these activities are often geographically specific, this definition also includes the closest direct and indirect supporting activities (which may be land based), necessary for the functioning of the maritime economic sectors.
Pteridine is a basic component of folic acid, bacteria use it as starting material for its own multi stage tetrahydrofolic acid's (FH4) biosynthesis and, consequently the production of nucleic acid bases necessary for its replication.
Previously reported work has defined the concept of strong practical stability for such cases and produced Linear Matrix Inequality (LMI) based necessary and sufficient conditions for it to hold.
We review evidence showing that formamide in the presence of largely available catalysts and by moderate heating yields the complete set of nucleic bases necessary for the formation of nucleic acids.
We then sequenced the promoters in transformants that exhibited wild-type phenotypes to demonstrate that the mutagenesis was effective and to identify bases necessary and unnecessary for promoter activity.
