Sentence examples for be necessary for stable from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the development of control technologies and intensive monitoring will be necessary for stable potato production as well as potato post-harvest.
Adherens junctions are dynamically modulated [44], [45] and while N-terminally phosphorylated β-catenin may not be necessary for stable cell-cell adhesions, it may be required for junction formation [17] or recycling [47].
Therefore, presence of either the STAN domain or the downstream C-terminal residues seems to be necessary for stable localization of STIL to centrioles after initial recruitment.
One could predict that both of these gatekeeper functions would be necessary for stable multicellularity [ 24- 26] and should, therefore, have predominantly arisen at the time of emergence of metazoa.
The latter is more likely, as signals through the OX40 system are known to be necessary for stable antibody response formation, in this case rheumatoid factor and ACPA antibodies, and that patients undergoing anti-TNF therapy are able to mount adequate vaccine responses [ 21, 22].
During summer month 2004 no membrane cleaning except normal backwash procedures with sodium hypo chloride was necessary for stable operation.
Expression of adequate adhesion proteins is important for cells to attach in cartilage lacuna, which is necessary for stable synthesis and secretion of extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins.
Locomotion control of legged robots is a very challenging task because very accurate foot trajectory tracking control is necessary for stable walking.
Although other longer-lived PET nuclides such as 89Zr (T 1/2 = 3.26 days) and 64Cu (T 1/2 = 12.7 h) exist, these nuclides have different chemical properties and, hence, different chelators are necessary for stable coordination [18 20].
In the minerals processing industry, as a general rule, it is advisable to consider the grinding circuit first, as good operation here is necessary for stable operation in the rest of the plant.
It is necessary for stable expression in vivo, but has no effect in transient transfection assays.
