Sentence examples for emphasizes the requirement from inspiring English sources
In it, he again emphasizes the requirement of consistency proofs for axiomatic systems: "The chief requirement of the theory of axioms must go farther [than merely avoiding known paradoxes], namely, to show that within every field of knowledge contradictions based on the underlying axiom-system are absolutely impossible".
This observation emphasizes the requirement of a highly ionizable group in this position in order to strongly interact with Glu 224 – to effectively inhibit the BoNT/A LC protease and will be important for guiding the rational design of new PLMs and peptidomimetics, as well as for the discovery of new SMNPIs and the synthetic optimizations of existing SMNPIs.
This emphasizes the requirement of regional databases when assessing haplotype frequencies in a forensic context.
Our study highlights the importance of well-phenotyped population samples and emphasizes the requirement for large sample sizes.
This high heterogeneity in MM emphasizes the requirement of tools for rapid identification of mutations constituting potent therapeutic targets in a personalized therapy approach.
This set of genes emphasizes the requirement for proper chromosome segregation in glc7-E101Q cells and the critical role of the DNA-repair machinery during mitosis.
IDEA and the associated regulations emphasize the requirement to educate children with disabilities in regular classes with their nondisabled peers.
Taking this into consideration, the review manly explains about the availability of agroresidues in India and emphasizing the requirement for pretreatment and saccharification methods like acidic and enzymatic techniques.
In particular, modelling has established a general failure of 'common-pool' models and has emphasized the requirement for 'local control' so that microscopic sub-cellular domains can separate local behaviour from the whole-cell average (common-pool) behaviour.
These findings, together with a lack of family history in 19 of 22 (86%) early-onset patients, suggest genetic heterogeneity in unexplained early-onset CRC patients, thus emphasizing the requirement for large sample sizes and careful study designs to elucidate the role of rare variants in CRC susceptibility.
