Sentence examples for critical aspect is from inspiring English sources

The third and most critical aspect is Israel's rightwards lurch.

A critical aspect is leveraging existing tools employed in fisheries to drive improvements.

But another critical aspect is simply exposure to the adult song at some point during the autumn of the young bird's first year, at a time when the young bird does not practice singing at all.

A critical aspect is represented by the restrictions on the specific load of catalyst per reactor volume resulting from the poor adhesion of very thick catalyst layers onto metallic surfaces.

A critical aspect is the connection between an industry partner, MicroHeat Technologies, who have developed water and energy efficient point of use water heating technology, and undergraduate students from Swinburne University with competencies in both design and engineering.

When designing such systems, a critical aspect is to equip them with a rich enough knowledge base that, for each POI, indicates how much the POI is relevant for a set of possible topics of interests, also called TOIs for short.

"For the first weeks of the baby's life the most critical aspect are the lungs," said Dr. Allan Geis, a member of the hospital's neonatal unit.

From the viewpoint of the patient representatives a critical aspect was the highly technical level of results and the report was therefore not of use for patients.

A second critical aspect was that the characteristics of aMCI participants included and the heterogeneity of the PM tasks differed across studies.

33, 34 This critical aspect was ignored during the 2006/2007 outbreak, although results showed that the pastoralists, especially the Somalis, were aware of the unusually heavy nature of the rains and flooding before the outbreak of RVF in their areas.

For the purposes of this pilot, a critical aspect was that a relatively complete and authoritative central registry existed that could issue an accession number, as Genbank does for gene sequences.