Sentence examples for be a requisite of from inspiring English sources
Our data supports the hypothesis that lamin A has a negative influence on cell proliferation and its down regulation may be a requisite of tumour progression.
Predictions estimate that ICT skills will be a requisite for 90% of formal jobs in the near future.
The word "helper" did not mean that he would progress to the better-paying real thing, even though he had taught himself to read blueprints, which was a requisite of promotion.
J.L. Mackie, for instance, has argued that alethic absolutism is a requisite of a coherent notion of truth and that a claim to the effect that "There are no absolute truths" is absolutely self-refuting (Mackie 1964: 200).
Anyone, Sikh or non-Sikh, may keep the hair unshorn, but for the Sikh kes, unshorn hair, is a requisite of faith and an inviolable vow.
(Paraffin has commonly been used because it renders samples convenient for storage, and is a requisite of many microscopy-based analyses).
Insulin stimulation of PI 3-kinase activity is a requisite for activation of glucose transport and glycogen synthesis.
Furthermore, experimentally measured strains are a requisite for validation of newly developed shearing models, especially for initiation of fracture.
Slip of pyramidal 〈c + a〉 dislocations in hexagonal close-packed (hcp) crystals is a requisite for accommodation of homogeneous c-axis deformation.
