"It's essential, in fact, to keeping an informed populace".
Essential, in fact, since there were no cocktail napkins either.
Spreading the word was essential, in fact, given how little students seemed to know about how much a higher credit card interest rate could cost them.
On the other hand, for inactivated state affinity positive charge is not essential, in fact neutral molecules tend to show higher state-dependence, furthermore lipophilicity of both the neutral and the charged forms are important, as well as aromaticity.
This kind of imperfection in the model causes false negatives and the gene is predicted to be essential although, in fact, it is non-essential.
What comes across most clearly in "The Essential Tagore," in fact, is not so much his literary genius — which remains elusive in translation — as his sheer human scale.
They will also receive a £10,000 stipend for travel and related costs — essential because, in fact, Catalyst companies will not be based in a single location, under one roof: rather, they can be located anywhere, and so will need some funds to travel to Pearson for mentoring and other guidance.
Investigation of the molecular processes of silver oxidation show that the direct pathway, Eq. 1, that has been proposed and accepted by the cultural heritage field for silver tarnishing, does not depict the essential mechanism; in fact, silver, pure or in an alloy, does not react directly with sulphide forming silver sulphide (Ag2S), even in the presence of high sulphide concentrations [26, 39].
An essential challenge, in fact, is given by the efficient integration of gene expression data on the same issue generated by different research groups using different array platforms and experimental conditions.
If, however, this is Leibniz's view, then it might seem that we have a problem: the specific essential properties of an individual are few; the individuating essential properties are many; and the specific essential properties are in fact so few that they do little work.
And yet, in its free-living state, even M. genitalium has some redundancies — non-essential genes that are, in fact, essential if the species is to mutate, evolve, and become capable of new behaviors.
