To be integrated into the EC classification, an activity must be observed and biochemically characterized without the necessity to identify the associated protein that catalyzes the reaction.
One might characterize the approach to necessity as an argument-based approach, upon which, endorsing a necessity claim amounts to endorsing the premises, and being justified in believing the conclusion requires being justified in believing the premises.
The drastic difference in XANES between the dry electrode and the electrode under in situ electrochemical control highlights the necessity of characterizing the electrode under in situ conditions.
This finding underscores the necessity to characterize the expression of possible downstream targets across multiple human glioblastoma lines and primary cultures, and to find those characteristic differences between lines that account for the inconsistencies.
Despite the short-term costs, a negligible amount for a company with about $20 billion in sales last year, Coke officials and plaintiffs' lawyers characterized the settlement as a "business necessity," particularly because minorities in the United States drink a disproportionate share of its sodas.
A recent study by Davis et al., in which a functional screen of all the non-synonymous variants of a newly discovered gene was performed, highlights the value and necessity of characterizing the functional consequences of each genomic variant discovered.
The foregoing arguments from Kripke lead to the conclusion that the relevant kinds are not characterized of necessity by the readily observable properties of their instances.
We sought to characterize the financial liability, assets, income, and debt of surgical residents, and evaluate the necessity for additional financial training.
In a research note, Piper Jaffray characterized the acquisition as a good strategic move but one made out of necessity.
