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per mRNA is expressed with a circadian rhythm that is dependent on Per protein; this feedback loop has been proposed to be essential to the central circadian pacemaker.
He added that "allowing comment upon the fact that a defendant's presence in the courtroom provides him a unique opportunity to tailor his testimony" might sometimes be "essential to the central function of the trial, which is to discover the truth".
But her affection for the unexpected phrase, the kooky observation, the unlikely juxtaposition is essential to her central belief that the smallest and most trivial things in life — a bowl of lobster bisque, in Gordon's case — can be charged with meaning.
The following three points were deemed essential to the central conclusions, while the 'minor comments' below are more peripheral.
Another issue with clarity was Figure 3, which seems both essential to the central argument but almost impenetrably detailed.
With respect to Figure 3 that is essential to the central argument, we provide the 'complete' GNN for the PRS to illustrate its complexity in panel a.
Mr. Gudmundsson said new financing, like the proposed loan from Russia, was essential to help the central bank keep the currency from sliding further; it fell more than 30percentt against the dollar in the last month.
"It is essential to have a central bank free to use all the levers, including variants of quantitative easing," Adair Turner, chairman of Britain's bank regulator, the Financial Services Authority, told an audience in Frankfurt late Monday.
