Sentence examples for earlier indispensable from inspiring English sources

Two major 20th-century authors found the witch-craze in Salem in 1692 – which had parallels with that in Pendle 80 years earlier – indispensable when making sense of America in the 1950s and 60s.

Red and yellow iron-based pigments are the earliest and indispensable painting materials for ancient painters.

It is mediated by synaptic adhesion molecules, and is among the earliest and most indispensable of molecular events occurring during synaptogenesis.

Their early detection is indispensable to efficient control and management response, because after their incursion and establishment the eradication is nearly impossible.

Having access to a group consisting of experts in medical care, popular science editing, and mothers with type 1 diabetes who had lived experience of pregnancy, childbirth and early motherhood proved indispensable because the final text would not have been as thorough and well thought out without their input.

Also, the deployment of buoys further from the coast is indispensable for earlier detection and the evacuation of people.

bu Jafar Abdullah ­al-­Mamun, caliph of Bagdad in the early 9th century, was indispensable to this intellectual flowering.

AngelList, the online platform that had made itself indispensable to early-stage startups for fundraising and recruiting, said it closed out last year having raised $163 million online on behalf of 441 companies.

It was found that the proposed system using an autonomous underwater robot is capable of in situ measurement for dissolved substances as well as oceanographic data and water current profiles in water columns which are indispensable to early detection and monitoring of oil spills and gas leaks from offshore oil and gas production platforms.

Stat3 is a ubiquitous transcription factor that is indispensable during early embryogenesis.

Math6/atoh8, a bHLH transcription factor, is thought to be indispensable for early embryonic development and likely has important roles in vertebrate tissue-specific differentiation.