Sentence examples for be a key precursor from inspiring English sources

It could help in digestion, he speculates, or be a key precursor for other metabolically important chemicals, such as prostaglandins.

A short-term preslip is sometimes thought to be a key precursor of the impending earthquake and has been extensively examined in earthquake cycle simulations (e.g., Kato and Hirasawa 1999; Kato and Tullis 2003).

On the other hand, the production of propionate and 1-propanol was further extended for WT-adhE2 CA) WT-adhE2 CAsuccinate whensupplemented in the cultivation medium (Table  1), implying that succinate could also be a key precursor limiting 1-propanol production.

Most notably, the "Birmingham sound" (the mid-90s industrial output of Regis, Surgeon and the club House of God) was a key precursor to modern Berlin techno.

The budget document is a key precursor for any tax bill, setting out procedures that will allow the legislation to pass with a simple 51-vote majority rather than the usual 60-vote supermajority.

Monacolin J is a key precursor for the synthesis of simvastatin (Zocor), an important drug for treating hypercholesterolemia. Industrially, monacolin J is manufactured through alkaline hydrolysis of lovastatin, a fungal polyketide produced by Aspergillus terreus.

An L-phenylalanine-overproducing E. coli strain was engineered to enhance the availability of phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP), which is a key precursor in the biosynthesis of aromatic compounds in microbes.

Paleomagnetic data and tectonic reconstructions of the WSRS region indicate that major Jurassic translation and rotation of microcontinental blocks were a key precursor to Gondwana breakup by seafloor spreading.

I can't recommend it yet, but there is a refreshed 'buzz' around crypto right now and that has always been a key precursor to further gains.

5-Aminolevulinic acid (ALA) is a key precursor in the biosynthesis of all porphyrins compounds, such as Chl, heme, and phytochrome (Eiji et al. 2003).

But this year has also seen convincing research that the body's immune response is key to protecting us from serious disease, such as cancer, and that inflammation is a key precursor to heart attack, stroke, diabetes, and other life-threatening diseases.