Sentence examples for by requisite from inspiring English sources
An important problem is that the clinical feasibility of gene therapy for inhibiting NF- κB is quite limited by requisite intratumoural delivery of a vector inhibiting NF- κB in a clinical setting (Kikuchi et al, 2003).
Even the by-now requisite displays of Republican racism -- chanting "USA!
One whose day, lovingly detailed hour-by-hour and accompanied by the requisite photos - Mendoza buys the paper!
It came into force in 1994 after it had been ratified by the requisite 60 countries; by the early 21st century the convention had been ratified by more than 150 countries.
The committee found that each Government Communications Headquarters request for information from Prism, which collects data from Internet companies, was accompanied by the requisite warrant for interception signed by a minister.
Even the recent round of mergers and acquisitions instigated by large firms such as Pfizer and Merck, followed by the requisite cost-cutting and sackings, has failed to fix what ails the industry.The heart of the problem is the looming patent "cliff" (see chart).
Glasser said that Shafer will be an "indispensable guide to the political tumult, who always calls it like he sees it and whose sharp insights and razor observations come accompanied not only by deeply informed reporting -- but also by a requisite sense of the long history underpinning all this narrative of American political journalism".
Sample solutions of 5 mM NaAn (99%, CPC) were prepared first by taking requisite amounts and making up the volumes by freshly prepared 5 mM surfactant solution.
On July 28 , 1868 having been ratified by the requisite number of states, it entered into force.
Lead singers, burdened by the requisite narcissism and constant media presence, seem unlikely to open up and reveal much.
Conversely, "Goodnight Saigon" found Mr. Joel, starkly silhouetted on the arena's giant screens, conjuring honest gravitas, bolstered by the requisite crew of singing Vietnam War veterans.
