Sentence examples for critical constituent from inspiring English sources
Ca(OH 2 (CH) is a critical constituent that influences the durability of cement-based materials.
Bipolar II disorder is the only psychiatric disorder which is typically characterized by the absence of the critical constituent, i.e. the hypomanic episode, at the time of diagnosis.
The Dishevelled (Dvl) protein, which conveys signals from receptors to the downstream effectors, is a critical constituent of the Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway.
The interface is a critical constituent of 3D braided composites, which plays an important role in the control of mechanical properties of the composites.
This paper sheds new light on how a critical constituent of urban landscape and infrastructure, urban public green spaces, has been produced in China's ongoing profound urbanization process.
We interpret these findings in terms of the role of these networks in mediating critical constituent processes in emotion regulation, including visual processing, stimulus salience, attention control, and interpretation and contextualization of stimuli.
Having already helped assemble two critical constituents of the genetic toolbox used in thousands of labs throughout the world, Zhang was invited, at the age of twenty-nine, to create his own research team at the Broad.
Cholesterol, sphingolipids and glycerophospholipids are critical constituents of the brain, subserving neuronal membrane architecture and providing a platform for biochemical processes essential for proper neurodevelopment and function.
To overcome these issues, the term "distribution system automation" came into picture by using information and communications technology (ICT as a resolution that integrate all the critical constituents of a distribution system.
To derive relationships between enzyme kinetics and molecular interactions, between enzymes and substrates or other critical constituents of biochemical pathways, it is necessary to understand the enzyme's structure and the molecular properties of its functional domains in detail.
If these critical constituents are not directly or indirectly available, amyelination, dysmyelination or demyelination may ensue.
